Lab $5\mathrm{.}4-$ Mailing Label $($MailingLabel$)$

The file mailing$\_$list. text for this lab is formatted as in Lab $5\mathrm{.}3$:

$.$ Last$-$name first$-$name house$-$number street$-$name street$-$type city state zip

For example:

Arnow David $2900$ Bedfore Avenue Brooklyn NY $11210$

This time, however, there is a header value preceding thetines of data.

Write a program that reads the data from the file as individual strings using next $($remember$,$ next stops reading when it encounters whitespace $-$ a blank, tab, or newline$),$ and prints the data out as a mailing label $($as shown below$).$

The label should be printed using the method $($which you are to write$)$:

void prin'tabel$($String first, String last, String houseNumber, String streetN$$me$,$ String streetType, String city, String state, String zip$)$

$($Note:: Although it is usually referred to as a 'house number', that field is actually a string as it could contain characters other than digits, e$.$g$.,103-27$ or $1115$B$).$

Sample Test Run

For example, if the file mailing$\_$list. text contains:

$2$

Arnow David $2900$ Bedford Avenue Brooklyn NY $11210$

Weiss Gerald $123$ Anywhere Street Nowhere NW $19826$

the program should produce the following output:

David Arnow

$2900$ Bedford Avenue

Brooklyn, NY $11210$

Gerald Weiss

$123$ Anywhere Street

Nowhere, NW $19826$

DO NOT USE ARRAYS USE THE REQUIRED FOR LOOP AND METHOD