Task 10 Wrap-UpGo back through all your work and make sure you have submitted all required documents. Use the following resources to help you complete this final task. Read the Article, "How to Start Your Own Business This Year"Click Here for the ArticleTake the Final Quiz.Upload your project as a PowerPoint presentation slides to Moodle.Welcome to your final for CIS103! For your final you will complete the following project:"Congratulations, you are a few weeks away from opening your very own information systems consulting business. As a new business owner you have a few things to get ready before opening." To successfully complete your final you will need to complete the following:Name your businessDecide what your email address will beChoose the most appropriate hardware and operating systemChoose the type of router you will use Determine what information is important to have on your websiteDescribe how you will keep your network safe from malware and other security threatsDevelop a plan to keep your servers maintained Discuss whether your business will have a Facebook and/or Twitter account and whyDiscuss whether your business will be in the cloud?

ProblemYou are given an array of non-negative integers, where different integers may have different numbersof digits, but the total number of digits over all the integers in the array is n. Show how to sort thearray in O(n) time1. 1 The algorithm you are expected to implement, strictly speaking, runs in O(b · n) time, where b is the base for countingsort. However, since we set b = 128, b is a constant and the runtime is therefore O(n).To implement this problem, we represent a single integer as array of bytes. Each byte represents a digit(base 128). The byte with index 0 in the array represents the least significant byte. That is, if A haslength 3, A[0] = 6, A[1] = 7, and A[2] = 8, then A represents the number 6·1280+7·1281+8·1282.ImplementationYou are given a file Lab3.java. The file contains a class Lab3with a function problem. Implement your solutions in this function. Do not make any changesoutside of that function (e. g. by adding helper functions); such changes will be undone. Donot output anything to the terminal.The program already implemented in the file Lab3.java randomly generates test cases. The seed ofthe random number generator is set to ensure the same test cases whenever to program is executed.Note that the purpose of the tests is for you to avoid major mistakes. Passing all given tests doesnot imply that your algorithm is correct, especially that is has the expected runtime.