Java. Use very basic java only, intro. Use input error checking by using hasNextInt(), NOT try-catch. Follow instructions carefully.

Example of the error checking that is to be used: int value = 0; Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter a positive number: "); if(input.hasNextInt()) { //Check to see if the user entered a double value = input.nextInt(); //read in the double } else { System.out.println("Error! Please enter a number not text!"); input.nextLine(); //read in the String value from the user to clear it from buffer }

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Write a program that allows a user to enter a sentence and then the position of two characters in the sentence When the two characters are identical, the program should display the message and are identical! Note that should be replaced with the characters from the String. See example output below for more information . The program should then report whether the two characters are identical or different. . When the two characters are different, the program should display the message and are unique characters. Note that should be replaced with the characters from the String. See example output below for more information Name your program Sentences.java Your program must use a do-while loop to allow the user to enter a series of sentences, or "X" to exit. The program should accept both lower and upper case "X" as an indication the user wishes to exit the program Please see example output below . It should also verify that the user provides numerical input for the positions of the characters in the String . Hint: Use a while loop and linput.nextint0 to check for input mismatch exception See Lesson 15 notes for a discussion on input mismatch exception . You will need two while loops, one for each input.nextlnt0 statement for the numeric location of each character in the String . Important: Note that you will need to use input.nextLine) to account for the fact that the loop causes an input.nextlnt0 to come before an input.nextLine0 . See lesson 15 notes regarding the problem that can occur when you use input.nextlnt0 before an input.nextLine0 . When your program runs identically to the example output below, submit it to Canvas