1. Will the following loop end when the user enters either N or n as input? Explain. Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); char response; do { System.out.println("Processing ...\n"); . . ....

1. Will the following loop end when the user enters either N or n as input? Explain.

Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

char response;

do

{

System.out.println("Processing ...\n");

. . .

System.out.print("Again? (Y or N): ");

response = keyboard.next();

} while ((response != 'N') || (response != 'n'));

3. Embed the do loop given into the while loop given so that a user can enter as many words as desired. A sentinel value ends this process. If a word is a Java reserved word, its meaning is displayed. If it is illegal, it is ignored and another word is requested from the user.