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/*** Nоtes:If yоu cаn't use NetBeаns during the exаm, use the оnline Java compiler instead: https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_java_compilerWhile using NetBeans or the online Java compiler, you should NOT open / access any program other than this question, or you'll get a score of zero (0) for this part. ***/ Write a Java program that prompts the user to enter a string. Then, count and display the number of letters and the number of non-letter characters in that string.You should use a method to count the letters and non-letter characters and display the report, and within the method, use loops and if/else statements. Your program should include: (1) A method called countLetters that takes one String parameter. This method should meet the following requirements: Count the number of letters (a to z, both lowercase and uppercase) and number of non-letter characters. Print a report that shows the number of letters and non-letter characters in that string. Use of loops to iterate through the characters in the string. Use of if/else if statements to check each character and count the number of letters and non-letter characters. You can use the static method isLetter(ch) of the Character class to check if a specified character ch is a letter. You MUST use the following header for this method: public static void countLetters(String s) (2) A main method that prompts the user to enter a string. It then calls the countLetters method to count and display the number of letters and number of non-letter characters of that string. *** Assume that user enters valid inputs. Sample run 1: (red text indicates user’s inputs) Enter a string: It is a nice day, May 15! In the string “It is a nice day, May 15!”, there are 15 letters and 10 other characters. Sample run 2: Enter a string: Hi There! In the string "Hi There!", there are 7 letters and 2 other characters.
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