For Java Create a program that asks the user to enter a monogram. Monograms are always 3 characters long and represent someones first initial, last initial, and middle initial. Valid monograms always contain letters (not numbers or special characters).

Store the information entered by the user as a String. Then test to determine whether the user input is a valid monogram using the following criteria.

 If the user information does not contain 3 characters, display a message saying that the monogram does not contain 3 characters. (HINT: Review your notes called Using Strings (and other objects) for information on how to find the length of a String.)

 If the user information contains 3 characters, display a message saying that the monogram has the correct length.

 If the monogram has a valid length, consider the characters within the monogram. (HINT: Review your notes called Using Strings (and other objects) for information on how to consider a single character within a String.) Use the isLetter() method of the Character class to test to see if the characters in the monogram are all letters. If they are, display a message saying that the monogram is valid. 

 Heres an example of how to call this method:

 char ch = a;

 boolean result = Character.isLetter(ch);

 If the 3 characters arent all letters, display a message saying that the monogram must contain only characters.

Here are some samples of input/output from the program. User input is shown in orange.

Enter your 3 character monogram ABC Your input contains exactly 3 characters. ABC is a valid monogram 

Enter your 3 character monogram ABCDEFG Monograms must contain exactly 3 characters. You entered: ABCDEFG 

Enter your 3 character monogram A9B You input contains exactly 3 characters.

Monograms only contain letters! You entered: A9B 

Enter your 3 character monogram 1BC Your input contains exactly 3 characters. Monograms only contain letters! You entered: 1BC