PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Instructions: Write a program to generate random passwords; the user should be able to select the length.

Folder titled SecretPasscode
Create a new project called 04.06 Password Generator in the Mod04 Assignments folder.
Create a class called SecretPasscode in the newly-created project folder.
Allow the user to select the number of characters in the password.
The minimum length allowed should be six.
Ensure the user's choice is valid.
Create a randomly generated password (must include uppercase, lowercase and numbers) and write it to a text file.
Utilize Math. random() and logical operators to create the range of values.
Use an ASCII chart to determine the range of numbers needed to generate the desired characters.
Use concatenation to build each password.
Allow the user to create multiple passwords without restarting the program.
When the user opts to stop, read the passwords from the text file and neatly display them on the screen.
Open the StarterCode406.java file to begin your program.
Suggestions: Make an outline on paper, use pseudocode, or diagram logic sections with a flowchart.
Expected Output: The output of the program should resemble the following screen shot:

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