In Java create a class CharsToUnicodeWhile. Write code that reads from the user a string of characters and then prints them in Unicode. The user can quit the program by typing “Q' or “q”, otherwise the program stays in a loop and reads another string to convert it to Unicode. Use a while loop to test “Q' or “q” and a for loop to traverse the entered string, character by character. Hint: Initialize the while-loop condition BEFORE you enter the loop and update the while-loop condition AT THE END of the body of the loop. PADOutput - exam2 (run)run:Type a string of characters to convert them to UNICODE or q/Q to quit this program: abcabc IN UNICODE is: 97 98 99Type a string of characters to convert them to UNICODE or q/Q to quit this program: xyxy IN UNICODE is: 120 121Type a string of characters to convert them to UNICODE or q/Q to quit this program: 12341234 IN UNICODE is: 49 50 51 52Type a string of characters to convert them to UNICODE or q/Q to quit this program: QGoodbye!BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 57 seconds)

In Java create a class CharsToUnicodeWhile. Write code that reads from the user a string of characters and then prints them in Unicode. The user can quit the program by typing “Q' or “q”, otherwise the program stays in a loop and reads another string to convert it to Unicode. Use a while loop to test “Q' or “q” and a for loop to traverse the entered string, character by character. Hint: Initialize the while-loop condition BEFORE you enter the loop and update the while-loop condition AT THE END of the body of the loop.

In Java create a class CharsToUnicodeWhile. Write code that reads from the user a string of characters and then prints them in Unicode. The user can quit the program by typing “Q' or “q”, otherwise the program stays in a loop and reads another string to convert it to Unicode. Use a while loop to test “Q' or “q” and a for loop to traverse the entered string, character by character. Hint: Initialize the while-loop condition BEFORE you enter the loop and update the while-loop condition AT THE END of the body of the loop.

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