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Transcribed Image Text:write a program that initializes a String variable with "Welcome to Jac444!". Then, use methods of
the String class to examine the string and output a few properties of the string, namelye
> The string by itselfe
> The length of the stringe
> The first character in the stringe
> The last character in the string
> The first word of the stringe
The last word of the stringe
Make sure that your output also contains how many words exists in the string.
Here is the sample output:e
string:
length:
first character: W
last character: !
first Word:
last Word:
number of words: 3
Welcome to Jac444!
18
Welcome
Jac444!
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