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A is a two-dimensional array of characters of size 25x25. Each element of the array is either a B or a W. A blob is a connected group of one or more Bs. The connection can be horizontal, vertical, or any diagonal. Write a program, which reads an array as described above and prints: (1) how many blobs are in the array and (2) how many Bs are there in total. Read my notes for details. Input: A 25x25 character array. Filename: blobData.txt. Create a sample file for testing your program. When I run your program, I will provide my blobData.txt (which will be in the same folder as the Java program). Output: (1) The number of blobs in the array (2) The number of Bs in the array Hint: import java.io.File; import java.util.Scanner; public class PA3xxxxBlobProblem { static char[][] A = new char[25][25]; public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception{ int blobCount=0, totalBs=0, countNow = 0; File dataFile = new File("blobData.txt"); Scanner input = new Scanner(dataFile); String line; for (int i =0;i