Solve program in Java:

Welcome to the String Inspector tool, a practical exercise designed to help you explore and

manipulate strings in Java. In this task, you'll design an algorithm and develop a program that

analyzes and transforms two user$-$provided strings. The first string, which we'll call the given

sentence, will be a longer sentence $($more than one word$).$ The second string, referred to as the

given word, will be a word that might appear within the given sentence.

Requirements:

Your mission is to utilize Java's String methods to perform various checks and modifications on

the inputs. This question will enhance your understanding of string operations and provide

hands$-$on practice with string manipulation. your algorithm and source code will accomplish the

following:

Title$/$Name of your algorithm $=$ Algorithm $2$: String Inspector Program

Name of your Java program $($or class block$)=$ A$1\_$Q$2.$

Display a welcome$/$salutation message to the user of the program.

Sentence length requirements:

The given sentence must be longer than $5$ characters $($any valid character$).$ You may

assume a perfect user. No need for string length or character validation checks.

Operations:

Check Substring Presence: Use the contains $()$ method to determine if the given word

is contained within the given sentence.

Check String Start: Use the startsWith $()$ method to check if the given sentence starts

with the letter $"i".$

Replace Characters: Use replaceAll $()$ method to replace all occurrences of the letter

$"$a$"$ with $"e"$ in the given sentence.

Join Strings: Use String.join$()$ to concatenate the given sentence and the given

word with a specified separator.

Find Character Position: Use the indexOf $()$ method to find the index of the first

occurrence of the letter $"a"$ in the given sentence. If not found, return $-1.$

Print Character at Specific Position: Use the charAt $()$ method to print the character at

the $3$rd position $($index $2)$ in the given sentence.

Note: user input is highlighted in grey.