Write a method called vowelCount that accepts a String as a parameter and produces/returns an array of integers representing the count of each vowel in the String. The array returned by your method should hold five elements: the first is the count of the 'A's, the second is the count of 'E's, the third l"s, the fourth 'O's and the fifth the number of 'U's. Your count should check for both upper and lower case versions. For example the call vowelCount("I think therefore I am") should return the array (1,3,3,1,0. Your main program should then allow the user to type in single lines, analyzing each line and print out its count. The program should stop when the user types the word "STOP" by itself.

A method named getUserStringsAndPopulate Array(). This method should keep prompting the user to enter as many strings as the user wants. The user should be able to stop entering strings by entering EXIT. This method should take the strings entered by the user and populate a one-dimensional array of strings with the user input. The string EXIT should NOT be added to the array because it is a special flag that will tell the method to stop prompting the user to enter more strings. This method should return the one-dimensional array of strings populated with user input and should not accept any arguments. 2.b) A method named searchArray() that would accept a one-dimensional array of strings and search the array for the string Winter. The search logic should NOT be case sensitive. If a match is found, this method should print the string in the array followed by a message like "  --- Found a match!". Otherwise, the method should not print anything. This method should NOT return anything.…