Given a String input of fruits, find the fruit in the list that is not listed...

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Given a String input of fruits, find the fruit in the list that is not listed in alphabetical order. Print out the position in the list and name of the odd fruit out using the formatting included in the Testing section. Valid Assumptions: There will always be exactly one fruit in the String which violates alphabetical order. There will also be at least 2 fruits in the list. All letters will be lowercase. Sample Output Test 1 Hello, welcome to the Odd Fruit Out game! Please enter a String of fruits separated by commas. [apple, orange, banana] The odd fruit out is fruit number 3: banana Sample Output Test 2 Hello, welcome to the Odd Fruit Out game! Please enter a String of fruits separated by commas. [apple, banana, orange, kiwi, pineapple] The odd fruit out is fruit number 4: kiwi We have also included a program that will allow you to create and run output tests automatically in the Starter Code. This will make it easier for you to verify that each possible progression through your solution is correct. Take a look at RunLocalTest.java. There are many utility features and tools that you do not need to worry about at the moment, instead, focus on the test case (included below): @Test(timeout=1000) public void testExpectedOne() { // set the input string input = "apple, strawberry, mango "; // Pair the input with the expected result string expected = WELCOME MESSAGE + " " + PROMPT + " " + RESULT + "3: mango "; // Runs the program with the input values receive Input(input); OddFruitout.main(new String[e]); // Retreives the output from the program string stuout getoutput(); // Trims the output and verifies it is correct. stuout=stuout.replace(" ", " "); assertEquals("Make sure you print the correct fruit!", expected.trim(), stuout.trim()); Given a String input of fruits, find the fruit in the list that is not listed in alphabetical order. Print out the position in the list and name of the odd fruit out using the formatting included in the Testing section. Valid Assumptions: There will always be exactly one fruit in the String which violates alphabetical order. There will also be at least 2 fruits in the list. All letters will be lowercase. Sample Output Test 1 Hello, welcome to the Odd Fruit Out game! Please enter a String of fruits separated by commas. [apple, orange, banana] The odd fruit out is fruit number 3: banana Sample Output Test 2 Hello, welcome to the Odd Fruit Out game! Please enter a String of fruits separated by commas. [apple, banana, orange, kiwi, pineapple] The odd fruit out is fruit number 4: kiwi We have also included a program that will allow you to create and run output tests automatically in the Starter Code. This will make it easier for you to verify that each possible progression through your solution is correct. Take a look at RunLocalTest.java. There are many utility features and tools that you do not need to worry about at the moment, instead, focus on the test case (included below): @Test(timeout=1000) public void testExpectedOne() { // set the input string input = "apple, strawberry, mango "; // Pair the input with the expected result string expected = WELCOME MESSAGE + " " + PROMPT + " " + RESULT + "3: mango "; // Runs the program with the input values receive Input(input); OddFruitout.main(new String[e]); // Retreives the output from the program string stuout getoutput(); // Trims the output and verifies it is correct. stuout=stuout.replace(" ", " "); assertEquals("Make sure you print the correct fruit!", expected.trim(), stuout.trim());