In the Java file NameRearranged.java, write a Java program that reads in a full name and rearranges that name as shown below. The input name must be in the exact format as shown below (Firstname Initial Lastname). If it is not, your code need not work correctly. We will not enter invalid input like having 2 spaces instead of 1 or leaving or give two initials (even though many people have two or more middle names), or have other enhancements like Jr, II, 3rd, Firstname Initial Lastname Rearrange the input name into this format Lastname, Firstname I. Your dialog must look exactly like this when the user enters Mary J Blige. Enter a name in the form of 'First I Last': Mary J Blige Blige, Mary J. eu.jav Hints (use these hints, ignore them, use something else): Assume all inputs are in the correct format: FirstName, space, a one letter initial (no period), a space, and finally the last name Use Scanner's nextLine() method to return the entire line including spaces M M M M A "ABCD".indexOf("BC") returns 1 "ABCDEFG".substring(2, 5) returns "CDE" "ABC" + "DE" evaluates to "ABCDE" In the Java file NameRearranged.java, write a Java program that reads in a full name and rearranges that name as shown below. The input name must be in the exact format as shown below (Firstname Initial Lastname). If it is not, your code need not work correctly. We will not enter invalid input like having 2 spaces instead of 1 or leaving or give two initials (even though many people have two or more middle names), or have other enhancements like Jr, II, 3rd, Firstname Initial Lastname Rearrange the input name into this format Lastname, Firstname I. Your dialog must look exactly like this when the user enters Mary J Blige. Enter a name in the form of 'First I Last': Mary J Blige Blige, Mary J. eu.jav Hints (use these hints, ignore them, use something else): Assume all inputs are in the correct format: FirstName, space, a one letter initial (no period), a space, and finally the last name Use Scanner's nextLine() method to return the entire line including spaces M M M M A "ABCD".indexOf("BC") returns 1 "ABCDEFG".substring(2, 5) returns "CDE" "ABC" + "DE" evaluates to "ABCDE"