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Some "gotchas" to remember are: - StringTokenizer string tokens are the String data type. If you are saving to other data types, you must first convert the string to that type. - Make sure to only retrieve four tokens per read line. Any more will result in a NoSuchElementException being thrown. - Only read as many lines as what there are in the "movies" array. Any more will result in Exceptions being thrown. After the loop, make sure to display each of the arrays with a header before them. Your output should look like this: Iv sure your output is created by actually displaying the value of the arrays and not typing the String literals as parameters. You should, ideally, be using a loop to iterate through the elements of the array to display it with the minimal amount of code. Add the appropriate headers before each array (as shown above) to receive full credit for a clear and organized presentation of data. Dackage Main; oublic class Labo2\{ public static void main(String[] args) // My code to dynamically create a small movie database (DO NOT MODIFY OR REMOVE!) String[] movies = new String[5]; movies[0] = "Shawshank Redemption*1994*Tim Robbins* 2.36"; movies[1] = "The Godfather*1972*Al Pacino* 2.92"; movies[2] = "Raging Bull*1980*Robert De Niro* 2.15; movies[3] = "Million Dollar Baby*2004*Hilary Swank* 2.2"; movies[4] = "Straight Outta Compton*2015*Jason Mitchel1* 2.45; // End of code // TODO: Write your code to parse the data, and display the data in a meaningful way .. // (Use the instructions in the hand out to complete the assignment for full credit)