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Transcribed Image Text:Write a java program to iterate over characters of a string to replace every occurrence of 'm' with
a star *** based on the following requirements:
a. Ask the user to enter any string
b. Use a for loop in your program
c. The program should print the number of characters that have been replaced.
d. The program should print the new string.
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