First, launch NetBeans and close any previous projects that may be open (at the top menu go to File ==> Close All Projects).Then create a new Java application called "BackwardsStrings" (without the quotation marks) that:Prompts the user at the command line for one 3-character string.After the user inputs that first 3-character string, prompts the user for another 3-character string.Use IF statement to check that both strings are EXACTLY 3 chars long. IF not, THEN print out "Invalid string length for one or both inputs"Use String .charAt(int x) method to manually create a reversed string for each entryPrint out the two original input strings with a space between them.Finally print on a separate line the two input strings 'in reverse' (see example below) with a space between them.So, for example, if the first string is 'usr' and the second string is 'bin', your program would output something like the following:The two strings you entered are: usr bin. The two strings in reverse are: nib rsu.Note that the reversed SECOND string comes FIRST when printing the strings in reverse.This program must be completed without using loops and without using StringBuilder.

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First, launch NetBeans and close any previous projects that may be open (at the top menu go to File ==> Close All Projects).

Then create a new Java application called "BackwardsStrings" (without the quotation marks) that:

Prompts the user at the command line for one 3-character string.
After the user inputs that first 3-character string, prompts the user for another 3-character string.
Use IF statement to check that both strings are EXACTLY 3 chars long. IF not, THEN print out "Invalid string length for one or both inputs"
Use String .charAt(int x) method to manually create a reversed string for each entry
Print out the two original input strings with a space between them.
Finally print on a separate line the two input strings 'in reverse' (see example below) with a space between them.

So, for example, if the first string is 'usr' and the second string is 'bin', your program would output something like the following:

The two strings you entered are: usr bin. The two strings in reverse are: nib rsu.

Note that the reversed SECOND string comes FIRST when printing the strings in reverse.

This program must be completed without using loops and without using StringBuilder.

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