2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to do: 2 WHOA! Type "YES" to rerun. No Program Ends Sample output #2: Menu 0 - Hello World 1 - Goodbye Moon 2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to...

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Extracted text: 2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to do: 2 WHOA! Type "YES" to rerun. No Program Ends Sample output #2: Menu 0 - Hello World 1 - Goodbye Moon 2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to do: 0 Hello! Type "YES" to rerun. yEs Menu 0 - Hello World 1 - Goodbye Moon Walking on Sunshine 2 - What would you like to do: 0 Hello! Type "YES" to rerun. No way! Program Ends

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Extracted text: Lab12A: OK vs ok You have probably gotten an automated text where it says something like "Text STOP to opt out of getting notifications". If this happens do you reply with "STOP", "Stop", or "stop"? All 3 of these are completely different strings. How should you develop an application which would allow a user to input any of them? For this first problem, create a very basic menu which displays a few different strings. Then after the program has finished, it will ask the user if they want to rerun the program. The user should be able to type "Yes", "yes", "YES", or any other combination of lowercase and uppercase letters in the word. DO NOT solve this problem using a complicated IF statement which will take all these inputs. Also, assume if the user types anything other than "yes" then the user does not want to rerun the program. Tip: You need to use a function to compare if 2 strings are equal to each other. Try searching something like " string function", there are many different functions available. Remember, the class name should be Lab12A. The user input is indicated in bold. Sample output #1: Menu 0 - Hello World 1 - Goodbye Moon 2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to do: 0 Hello! Type "YES" to rerun. yes Menu 0 - Hello World Goodbye Moon 2 - Walking on Sunshine 1 - What would you like to do: 1 Ok, bye. Type "YES" to rerun. Yes Menu 0 - Hello World Goodbye Moon 2 - Walking on Sunshine What would you like to do: 2 WHOA! Type "YES" to rerun. Menu 0 - Hello World 1 - Goodbye Moon