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Create a program that will compare two names. The program prompts the user to enter two names for a comparison. If the names are the same, the program states that. If the names are different, the program converts both names to UPPERCASE and compares them again. If they are equal, the program displays a message stating that the names are equal if CASE is ignored. Otherwise, the program prints the names with a message that the names are not equal. HINT: Check also if there is a way to compare strings while ignoring case (upper or lower). Attach the JAVA file and the screenshot of the JAVA file running. Problem 2: Create a program that asks the user to enter three different names and then sorts and displays the names in ascending order. For example, if the names "Maria", "Kelley", and "Angie" were entered, the program will display: Names in sorted order are: FIRST: Angie SECOND: Kelley THIRD: Maria Use printf(...) method for your display.

          Create a program that will compare two names. The program prompts the user to enter two names for a comparison. If the names are the same, the program states that. If the names are different, the program converts both names to UPPERCASE and compares them again. If they are equal, the program displays a message stating that the names are equal if CASE is ignored. Otherwise, the program prints the names with a message that the names are not equal. HINT: Check also if there is a way to compare strings while ignoring case (upper or lower). Attach the JAVA file and the screenshot of the JAVA file running.

Problem 2: Create a program that asks the user to enter three different names and then sorts and displays the names in ascending order. For example, if the names "Maria", "Kelley", and "Angie" were entered, the program will display:
Names in sorted order are:
FIRST: Angie
SECOND: Kelley
THIRD: Maria

Use printf(...) method for your display.

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