Characters and Strings, Swapping $$ Write a Java program named Lab$05$Prob$03.$java that

allows the user to enter a five$-$letter word. If the word is shorter than or longer than five

characters, display an error message and quit the program. If you receive the correct length

word, swap the first letter and the last letter and then swap the second letter and the next$-$

to$-$last letter with each other.

Accomplish this task by storing each character into a char variable and swapping the

appropriate pairs. Reassemble the characters into a new String in a new variable.

Do NOT just reorder the characters and form a new String, you must swap the appropriate

pairs before creating the new String. Using appropriate variable names will help

accomplish this correctly. Pay attention to data types.

Print the original string and the newly reversed String to the console with descriptive text.

Do not use System.out.printf$()$ for this problem.

Expected Output $(5-$letter word, input of zebra$)$:

For the string llama the reverse is amall

Expected Output $($non $5-$letter word$)$:

The string you entered $($cat$)$ does not contain $5$ characters