- used multiple Scanner objects• - use substring() to get the first char• use charAt() to get the last char 6. Get the integer and store it in a variable.7. Print the input full name on one line with double quotes.8. Trim spaces from the input full name and store it back to the same variable.9. Print the input full name after trimming on one line with double quotes.10. Print the substring specified by the starting index and the substring length with doublequotes. You can assume the input values are valid to get a substring.11. Print the first character of the full name with single quotes. Use the substring() method.12. Print the last character of the full name with single quotes. Use the charAt() method.13. Print just the first name, the substring from the beginning up to but excluding the firstspace, with double quotes.14. Print the rest of the name with double quotes. Do not include the space after the firstname.Sample outputEnter your full name: Gary Payton IIEnter an integer as the starting index for a substring: 1Enter an integer as the substring length: 2The input full name is "Gary Payton II ".The input full name after trimming spaces is "Gary Payton II".The 2-char substring starting at index 1 is "ar".The first character is 'G'.The last character is 'I'.The first name is "Gary".The rest of name is "Payton II".You should create just one Scanner object.Codecheck link for Problem C Problem CWrite a Java program StringProg which creates a Scanner and then does the following:1. Ask the user to enter their full name using prompt "Enter your full name: ".2. Get the full name and store it in a variable. The full name could have several wordsseparated by single spaces with possible one or more spaces at both sides.3. Ask the user to enter an integer as the starting index for a substring using prompt "Enteran integer as the starting index for a substring: ".4. Get the integer and store it in a variable.5. Ask the user to enter an integer as the length for the substring using prompt "Enter aninteger as the substring length: ".ok AirDIDDF7F8F9F10F11F12*)9.{}P.[]%3DK令+||08

Write a Java program StringProg which creates a Scanner and then does the following: 1. Ask the user to enter their full name using prompt "Enter your full name: ". 2. Get the full name and store it in a variable. The full name could have several words separated by single spaces with possible one or more spaces at both sides. 3. Ask the user to enter an integer as the starting index for a substring using prompt "Enter an integer as the starting index for a substring: ". 4. Get the integer and store it in a variable.

Write a Java program StringProg which creates a Scanner and then does the following: 1. Ask the user to enter their full name using prompt "Enter your full name: ". 2. Get the full name and store it in a variable. The full name could have several words separated by single spaces with possible one or more spaces at both sides. 3. Ask the user to enter an integer as the starting index for a substring using prompt "Enter an integer as the starting index for a substring: ". 4. Get the integer and store it in a variable.

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Chapter7: Characters, Strings, And The Stringbuilder

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