Complete the two count methods. The bottom count method returns the number of times the target string appears in s (without overlapping). The top count method returns the total number of times the target appears in all the strings in the array. The top count method should call the bottom count method.

Note.

1) The string array will have at least one string but the strings in the array may have a length of zero.

2) The target may be longer than some of the strings in the array.

3) The target will have a length of 1 or more.

public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { String [] a = { "there are", "threeeee", "things that they", "threeeeeew" }; System.out.println( count( a, "th" ) ); // 6 System.out.println( count( a, "eee" ) ); // 3 System.out.println( count( a, "a" ) ); // 2 } public static int count( String [] S, String target ) { } public static int count( String s, String target ) { 1* use the indexOf method and a while loop please it's the best way to write this method */ } }