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Strings batch$1,$ batch$2,$ and batch$3$ are read from input. Each string represents a list of animal$($s$)$ surrounded by $"("$ and $")".$

Assign combinedAnimals with the concatenation of batch$1,$ batch$2,$ and batch$3$ in the order read.

Assign allTheltems with a string that contains all the animal$($s$)$ in batch$1,$ batch$2,$ and batch$3$ in the order read, separated by $"/"$ and surrounded by $"("$ and $")".$

Ex: If the input is:

$($tortoise$)$

$($kangaroo$)$

$($bird$)$

then the output is:

All batches in one line: $($tortoise$)($kangaroo$)($bird$)$

One batch of all animals: $($tortoise$/$kangaroo$/$bird$)$

import java.util.Scanner;

public class JoinMultiplefields $\{$

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

Scanner scnr $=$ new Scanner$($

System.in$)$;

String batch$1$;

String batch$2$;

String batch$3$;

String combinedAnimals;

String allTheItems;

batch$1=$ scnr$.$ nextline$()$;

batch$2=$ scnr$.$ nextline$()$;

batch$3=$ scnr$.$ nextline$()$;

$Y^{**}$ your code goes here $*/$