©LS Complete the following code for a StringBuilder as instr…

©LS Cоmplete the fоllоwing code for а StringBuilder аs instructed in the line comments. ©LS Only use printf() for printing.   String greeting = "hello", nаme = "Jessie james", state = "Texas"; //©LS   [StringBldrObj]  //©LS Create a StringBuilder object called correctName and send it name. //©LS USE THE PROPER STRINGBUILDER METHODS IN THE CODE THAT FOLLOWS.   [Capitalize]  //©LS Capitalize the 'j' in "Jesse james". Can't use toUpperCase() or deleteCharAt().   [Replace]  //©LS Replace the "ie" in "Jessie" with an "e".   [AppendCommaSp]  //©LS Append a comma and a space to the object.   [Msg]  //©LS Append "you are a famous outlaw." to the object.   [PrintObj]  //©LS Print the object using an implicit or explicit call to toString().   [SplitToTokenize]  //©LS Use the StringBuilder object to call its toString()                    //explicitly, then call split() to tokenize the String                    //version of the StringBuilder object into an array                    //called message. Use a space as the delimiter or                    //separator. This is all one Java statement.©LS   [EnhancedFor]  //©LS Code the header of an enhanced for to print the tokens from the message //©LS array. The variable to hold each token is called word. {   System.out.[printf]("%n[formatSpecifier]", [arg]);  //©LS Fill-in the correct method, the missing        //©LS format specifier and argument. }//END enhanced for   ©LS How many tokens are printed? [noTokens]   ©LS The comma will show up with which part of the name? Enter either A or B: [EnterLtr]   First Name Last Name