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Using the string array "movies" given to you in the first part of the code, do the following... Create the following arrays to hold the parsed data: - A String array named "titles" to hold the movie titles - A primitive integer array named "years" to hold the year of the movies - A String array named "stars" to hold the star of each movie - A primitive float array named "runtimes" to hold the runtime of each movie, in hours Hint: The length of each array should be taken from the length of the database array "movies" Create a loop that iterates through the strings in the "movies" array. In each iteration, you should: 1. Save the line into a temporary string called "raw" 2. Create a String Tokenizer named "st" and recall that our delimiter is the "*" character (asterisk) 3. Save the first token into "titles" 4. Save the second token into "years" 5. Save the third token into "stars" 6. Save the last token into "runtimes" Some "gotchas" to remember are: - StringTokenizer string tokens are of the String data type. If you are saving to other data types, you must first convert the string to that type. - Make sure to only retrieve four tokens per read line. Any more will result in a NoSuchElementException being thrown. - Only read as many lines as there are in the "movies" array. Any more will result in Exceptions being thrown. After the loop, make sure to display each of the arrays with a header before them. Your output should look like this: -----MOVIES----- Shawshank Redemption The Godfather Raging Bull Million Dollar Baby Straight Outta Compton -----YEARS----- 1994 1972 1980 2004 2015 -----STARS----- Tim Robbins Al Pacino Robert De Niro Hilary Swank Jason Mitchell -----RUNTIMES----- 2.36 2.92 2.15 2.2 2.45

Using the string array "movies" given to you in the first part of the code, do the following...

Create the following arrays to hold the parsed data:
- A String array named "titles" to hold the movie titles
- A primitive integer array named "years" to hold the year of the movies
- A String array named "stars" to hold the star of each movie
- A primitive float array named "runtimes" to hold the runtime of each movie, in hours

Hint: The length of each array should be taken from the length of the database array "movies"

Create a loop that iterates through the strings in the "movies" array. In each iteration, you should:
1. Save the line into a temporary string called "raw"
2. Create a String Tokenizer named "st" and recall that our delimiter is the "*" character (asterisk)
3. Save the first token into "titles"
4. Save the second token into "years"
5. Save the third token into "stars"
6. Save the last token into "runtimes"

Some "gotchas" to remember are:
- StringTokenizer string tokens are of the String data type. If you are saving to other data types, you must first convert the string to that type.
- Make sure to only retrieve four tokens per read line. Any more will result in a NoSuchElementException being thrown.
- Only read as many lines as there are in the "movies" array. Any more will result in Exceptions being thrown.

After the loop, make sure to display each of the arrays with a header before them. Your output should look like this:

-----MOVIES-----
Shawshank Redemption
The Godfather
Raging Bull
Million Dollar Baby
Straight Outta Compton

-----YEARS-----
1994
1972
1980
2004
2015

-----STARS-----
Tim Robbins
Al Pacino
Robert De Niro
Hilary Swank
Jason Mitchell

-----RUNTIMES-----
2.36
2.92
2.15
2.2
2.45

Added by Harry K.