Program $1$:

Write a Java program that works with the following String array:

String$[]$ owner $=\{"$Alice$",$ "Bob", "Carol"$\}$;

$1.$ The program should print all the names in the array, each on its own line.

$2.$ The program should search the array for a target string and display the search result. See the sample test runs below:

Sample Test Run #$1$:

Who are you looking for? Alice Result: Alice is in the list.

Sample Test Run #$2$:

Who are you looking for? David Result: David is not in the list.

Program $2$:

Write Java program with the following classes:

$$ A class named Car that has the following:

$$ Fields $($Attributes$)$:

$1.$ make: A String which holds the make of the car.

Example: Ford

$2.$ model: A String which holds the model of the car.

Example: Explorer

$3.$ year: An int which holds the year the car was manufactured.

Example: $2022$

$$ Constructor and other Methods:

$1.$ Constructor: Accepts the car's make, model, and year as arguments.

$2.$ Accessors and Mutators: For each of the class$$s attributes.

$3.$ Other Methods:

o print: Each time it is called, it prints the contents of all the above fields.

$$ A Driver class, which does the following:

$1.$ Prompt the user for the make, model, and year values of a car to create the Car object.

$2.$ Create $3$ Car objects in an array variable.

$3.$ Use the print method on these three objects to display their values.

Sample Test Run:

Enter the Make for car #$1$: Ford Enter the Model for car #$1$: Explorer Enter the Year for car #$1$: $2022$

Enter the Make for car #$2$: Honda Enter the Model for car #$2$: Accord Enter the Year for car #$2$: $2011$

Enter the Make for car #$3$: BMW Enter the Model for car #$3$: Z$3$ Enter the Year for car #$3$: $2001$

~~~~~~~~~ Printing ~~~~~~~~~~ Number of Cars in the System: $3$

$--$

Car

Car $---$

Make:

Model: $------$

Ford

Explorer $-$

Car Year: $2022$

$--$

Car Car Car $---$

Make: Model: Year: $------$

Honda Accord $2011-$

$------------$

Car

Car Car Make:

Model: Year: BMW

Z$32001$