Make a new Java project and make sure "Make project from template" is UNCHECKED). Use a meaningful name such as M5-PA-ArrayMixer. Then make a new Java class called ArrayMixer in the src folder. Add a main method to this class. The program should follow the guidelines below.

The program prompts the user for two word list, each word is separated by a white space. The program when mixes these two list (one word from list one and then one word from list two and next word from list one, and so on) and form a longer list. If one list is shorter than the other, add all remaining words from the longer list after all the words from the shorter list have been mixed in. The program then output the long list.

Below are some sample runs.

Example 1 (first list is longer than second list):

Please enter the first word list: one two three four Please enter the second word list: five six seven one five two six three seven four

Example 2 (first list is shorter than second list):

Please enter the first word list: dog cat fish Please enter the second word list: bear cow hog chicken goat dog bear cat cow fish hog chicken goat

Example 3 (lists are the same length)

Please enter the first word list: apple banana pear peach Please enter the second word list: orange grape kiwi cherry apple orange banana grape pear kiwi peach cherry

Requirements

• The result (mixed word list) must be stored in an ArrayList.

Thoughts

• Use nextLine(Links to an external site.) to get the string and split(Links to an external site.) the string using a white space. The result of split function is String[].

Include multiple runs of this program using a variety of values for the two input integers. Copy and paste all of your sample runs in your source code as a block comment at the bottom below the closing curly brace.

Make the program as simple as possible and start with java.util.Scanner.