Assignment 5 New York City College Guide Create an application using the Tab Widget. There should be three tabs, one containing a GoogleMap, the second containing a WebView widget, and the third...

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Assignment 5 New York City College Guide Create an application using the Tab Widget. There should be three tabs, one containing a GoogleMap, the second containing a WebView widget, and the third containing a pull down menu. Tab 1 displays a Google Map of the New York City area. Place markers on the map for four colleges of your choice in the area. Decide on the appropriate default zoom level to use. Each marker has a title and a snippet of text. When you tap on a marker: a. the name of the school appears on a Toast. b. the college’s main website page opens in the WebView widget (e.g., www.bentley.edu). c. tab 2 becomes the currently visible tab. You can find the latitudes and longitudes of the schools with one of many location-to-geocode converters, e.g., Google Earth. Tab 2 contains the WebView widget. Links clicked in the WebView open in the WebView. Let the back button navigate to the previous webpage as in Assignment 2. Tab 3 contains pull down menu with 5 menu items. Let each menu item correspond to a student resource web site, e.g., New York City Restaurant Guide, area sightseeing, etc. When you select a menu item, it opens that organization’s main webpage in the WebView on tab 2 which becomes the currently visible tab. First, debug this assignment and get it working using debug.keystore to get the API Key for GoogleMaps. Next, use your self-signed digital certificate (keystore) file to create a second API Key. You need to use this API Key both for the Manifest and to export the project to an .apk file. Comment your code, especially code that may be difficult to follow and would benefit from explanatory text. When you have finished this assignment, export the project from Android Studio using your self-signed digital certificate. The same certificate has to be used for creating the APIkey and exporting the apk file. Rename the apk file. Then, copy the Android Studio Project to your desktop and zip the folder. Submit both the apk file and the zipped project file to Bb.