1. s.next();
2. s.hasNextInt();
3. s.hasNextDouble();
4. s.next();
5. s.hasNextDouble();
6. s.hasNextInt();
7. s.nextDouble();
8. s.next();
9. s.hasNextDouble();
10. s.hasNextInt();
11. s.next();
12. s.nextLine();
13. s.nextLine();
14. s.next();
15. s.nextInt();
16. s.next();
17. s.hasNextInt();
18. s.nextDouble();
19. s.hasNextInt();
20. s.hasNextDouble();
21. s.next();
22. s.hasNextInt();
23. s.nextDouble();
24. s.nextLine();
25. s.hasNext();
26. s.next();

1. (25 points) Given the following 3 lines of text in Sample Text.txt Lorem ipsum 10 dolor 25.5 sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec 23 ut 76.6 0.25 5 orci ipsum. and assuming we have created a Scanners: Scanner s = new Scanner(new FileInputStream("Sample Text.txt")); List what values are returned from the Scanner method calls listed below, assuming they are executed sequentially. 1. s.next(); 2. s. hasNextInt(); 3. s. hasNextDouble(); 4. s.next(): 5. s.hasNextDouble(); 6. s.hasNextInt(); 7. s.nextDouble(); 8. s.next(); 9. s.hasNextDouble(); 10. s.hasNextInt(); 11. s.next(); 12. s.nextLine(); 13. s.nextLine(); 14. s.next(); 15. s.nextInt(); 16. s.next(); 17. s.hasNextInt(); 18. s.nextDouble(); 19. s.hasNextInt(); 20. s.hasNextDouble(); 21. s.next(); 22. s.hasNextInt(); 23. s.nextDouble(); 24. s.nextLine(); 25. s. hasNext(); 26. s.next(); If the value returned is a String, put double quotes around your answer (ex. "Lorem"), if it is not a String, do not put quotes around the answer. If the returned value is a boolean, your answer should be true or false. If the returned value is a double, make sure to include the decimal point (for example, if the token 35 is read as a double, the value returned would be 35.0). If an exception would occur, list the exception name