In typesetting, a river is a string of spaces formed by gaps between words that extends down several lines of text. For instance, below shows several examples of rivers highlighted in red (text is intentionally blurred to make the rivers more visible).

can you convert this screenshot into java code from the code screenshot. the blurred image is an example.

int main() { int N: while (cin >> N) ( int n = 0; vector int> v; for (int i = 0; i > S; v.push_back(s.size()); An = max(mn, v.back()); int ret = 8, retw = -1; for (int w - mn; ; ++) { vector cur(w), next(); int cs = -1, niine = 1; for (int i = 0; vi cv.size(); vi++) { if (cs+v[1] >= w) { cur.swap(next); next = vector int>(w); CS = -1; nline++; (cs >= 0) { next[cs] = max(cur[cs-1]+1, nax(cur[cs]+1, cur[cs+1]+2)); if (next[cs] > reti ( ret = next[cs]: retw = w; } ) cs += v[vt]+1; (ret nline) break; } cout