Machine Problem #9. Write a method-oriented Java program using the concept of string ArrayList, the number of elements in which is determined by the user. The elements are also taken as input from the user. Ask the user to input names and determine how many times each name repeats ignoring the case (it means uppercase and lowercase are the same) Class Name: MethodArrayListStringSearch Sample Input/Output Enter the number the size of the ArrayList: 5 You need to input a total of 5 names, Input them now. Maria Mary Diana Gerry Peter Maria repeats 1 time Mary repeats 1 time Diana repeats 1 time Gerry repeats 1 time Peter repeats 1 times

Machine Problem #9. Write a method-oriented Java program using the concept of string ArrayList, the number of elements in which is determined by the user. The elements are also taken as input from the user. Ask the user to input names and determine how many times each name repeats ignoring the case (it means uppercase and lowercase are the same) Class Name: MethodArrayListStringSearch Sample Input/Output Enter the number the size of the ArrayList: 5 You need to input a total of 5 names, Input them now. Maria Mary Diana Gerry Peter Maria repeats 1 time Mary repeats 1 time Diana repeats 1 time Gerry repeats 1 time Peter repeats 1 times

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Chapter8: Arrays

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