Part 1: Design and realize a Java class Experiment to maintain the information on the data measured during an experiment. The data are passed in the form of a text string containing integer values (at least one), separated by blank spaces. The following functionalities should be offered by the class Experiment:

• Creation of a new experiment from a string containing the measured values.
• Computing and returning the number of measured values.
• Computing and returning the sum of the measured values.
• Computing and returning the average (in double) of the measured values.
• Computing and returning the minimum of the measured values.
• Computing and returning the maximum of the measured values.

To realize the various functionalities you should use objects of the class StringTokenizer, created starting from the string that represents the measured data.

Part 2: Write a client of the class Experiment that:

1. Reads from input (using the method JOptionPane.showInputDialog) a set of integer values, and accumulates them in a string of integers separated by blank spaces, until the user presses the Cancel button.
2. Creates an object of the class Experiment.
3. Prints the number, the sum, the average, the minimum, and the maximum of the inserted values.