In Java, please provide code for Part A and B: Part A

Write an application called CategorizeStrings that accepts up to $20$ Strings, or fewer if the user enters the terminating value ZZZ$.$ Store each String in one of two lists$$one list for short Strings that are $10$ characters or fewer and another list for long Strings that are $11$ characters or more.

After data entry is complete, prompt the user to enter which type of String $($S for short or L for long$)$ to display, and then output the correct list. For this exercise, you can assume that if the user does not request the list of short String values, the user wants the list of long String values. If a requested list has no String values, output the message: The list is empty. Prompt the user continually until the sentinel value ZZZ is entered.

An example of the program is shown below:

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ tell

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ me

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ what

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ you

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ are

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ laughing

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ at

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ and

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ we

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ will

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ laugh

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ together

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ ZZZ

Do you want to see the list of short strings?

or the list of long strings?

Please enter S or L or ZZZ to quit $>>$ S

tell

me

what

you

are

laughing

at

and

we

will

laugh

together

Do you want to see the list of short strings?

or the list of long strings?

Please enter S or L or ZZZ to quit $>>$ L

The list is empty

Please enter S or L or ZZZ to quit $>>$ ZZZ

Part B

Copy the code from the CategorizeStrings.java file into the CategorizeStrings$2.$java file and modify the CategorizeStrings application to divide the entered String values into those that contain no spaces, one space, or more. After data entry is complete, continually prompt the user to enter the type of String to display $($O for one word strings, T for two word strings, or L for longer strings.$).$ If the user does not enter one of the three valid choices, display all of the String values. Rename the class to CategorizeStrings$2.$

An example of the program is shown below:

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ Hello

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ Hello, World!

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ Hello, World! I am a computer!

Enter a string or ZZZ to quit $>>$ ZZZ

Do you want to see the list of

one$-$word strings, two$-$word strings,

or longer strings?

Please enter O$,$ T$,$ or L$,$ or ZZZ to quit $>>$ L

List of longer strings:

Hello, World! I am a computer!

Do you want to see the list of

one$-$word strings, two$-$word strings,

or longer strings?

Please enter O$,$ T$,$ or L$,$ or ZZZ to quit $>>$ ZZZ