WORK FOR THE FUTURE SIT 207 Android Programming Assignment-1 (Part-2): Data Persistence (15%) Due date 18th of September 2016 Via CloudDeakin Dropbox I. Description In this assignment, we are going to finish the pinball game with the support of data persistence using SQLite database. Fig. 1 Main Fig. 2 Select Difficulty Fig. 3 Game Fig. 4 Menu Button Fig. 5 Game Over Fig. 6 Input Name Fig. 7 Sorted Score List Based on the app you have made for assignment-1, (Part-1), achieve the following requirements: 1. When the game is over, show the player's result in a dialog box as in Fig. 5. By clicking the "Exit" button, popout a new dialog to ask the player to input his/her name as in Figure 6. By clicking the "Show Score List" button in Figure 6, transfer the user to the score list activity as a prototype shown in Fig. 7. If the user click on the "Cancel" button in Figure 6, the app returns to the main menu as in Figure 1.WORK FOR THE FUTURE 2. When user is transferred from Figure 6 to Figure 7, update the score list by adding the new result to all previous results, and sort the score list in an ascending order based on the game time. In the score list, use a custom list in which the top three users have different icons as others. II. Assessment Guide Description Marks Applications  Popout a dialog as in Figure 5 (3 mark).  Popout a dialog to input the user name as in Figure 6 (3 mark)  Can enable the SQLite database for data persistence (4 marks)  Can sort the scores (2 mark)  Can enable different icon images for the top three players (2) 14 Java Convention:  Use the Java programming convention described in slide 14 of the lecture notes in week 3. Comments:  Provide detailed comments on list view activity 1 III. Submission & Deadline Due: 11:59pm, 18th September (Sunday), 2016 Submission:  Zip all project files into a .zip file  Submit with the faculty electronic assignment cover sheet, and zipped project files to CloudDeakin  Email submissions are not accepted. Late submissions will be punished according to the university rule  YOUR CODE WILL BE CHECKED FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END. Note particularly that reproducing someone else's work is not permitted at all.  Your attention is drawn to the Plagiarism Statement on CloudDeakin. Anyone using cut-and-paste or copying other people's work will be easily detected automatically by the CloudDeakin submission system and the teaching staff members; the outcome is a disciplinary committee hearing. 