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Write a void method called palindromeCheck that takes NO argument. The method should have functionality to check whether or not the word is a palindrome and print to the screen all of the palindromes, one per line. Also, the last line of the output should have the message: "There are x palindromes out of y words provided by user" (where x is the number of palindrome words detected, and y is the total number of words entered by user). Hint: for this lab exercise you will need the following methods on String objects: length() gives the length of a string (that is, the number of characters it contains) and charAt(i) - gives the character at position i.
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