Do not use "StringBuilder" and do not use "split" and do not use an array to "split the string." Use "indexOf" and "lastIndexOf" in Java.

A public static method that when called and passed a String must compute and return

a string value that contains just the capitalized first letter of each word.

Note: the arguments to this method will always be a string containing one or more words,

and the words will always be separated by a single space character, and a space character will

always be followed by another word.

Hints:

The indexof method can be very helpful for finding things like space characters in a

String

Java has an overloaded indexof method with takes an extra int argument indicating

where to start a search in a string

Java also has an lastIndexof method, which searches a string starting at the end.

The substring method can be very helpful for extracting one or more characters from

a string

You may need to write some code to make decisions based on whether the input has

one $($just first$),$ two $($first and last$),$ or three $($first$,$ middle, and last$)$ names.

A loop will definitely be useful.

It can be helpful to know and understand the difference between the scanner methods

next and nextLine

The Java String class include a method named toUpperCase that may also be

useful.

Partially provided in template and called by the menu, which provides a scannerobject.

Remove the placeholder message.

Then implement the following functionality:

Prompt the user to enter some words

Collect and store the user's input in a string variable

Call the getAcronym method, passing the user's input as an argument

Store the value returned by the getAcronym method in another string variable

Display the name and acronym as shown in the examples below