1) Write a program that prompts the user to enter some input, which can be any sequence of arbitrary characters, such as 1er$^ #sdL';[3oD. Use a for-loop to iterate through each character in the input. Within the for-loop, use conditional logic (if-else if or switch) along with appropriate methods from the Character class (hint: look at the methods beginning with "is" to identify each character and determine whether it is:
When you run your program, it should produce output
similar to that below (using the input above as an example). Hint: the format
specifier needed to output a character is %c; to output a string, use %s.
Enter some input (anything): 1er$^ #sdL';[3oD
You entered 1er$^ #sdL';[3oD, which contains 16 characters. At index 0, the character 1 is a digit. At index 1, the character e is a lowercase letter. At index 2, the character r is a lowercase letter. At index 3, the character $ is something else. At index 4, the character ^ is something else. At index 5, the character is white space. At index 6, the character # is something else. At index 7, the character s is a lowercase letter. At index 8, the character d is a lowercase letter. At index 9, the character L is an uppercase letter. At index 10, the character ' is something else. At index 11, the character ; is something else. At index 12, the character [ is something else. At index 13, the character 3 is a digit. At index 14, the character o is a lowercase letter. At index 15, the character D is an uppercase letter.
Done.