Problem B Write a Java application CountryList. In the main method, do the following: 1. Create an array list of Strings called countries. 2. Add "Canada", "India", "Mexico", "Peru" in that order. 3....

not using an array list • -not using an enhanced for loop • using index to remove “Canada”

Extracted text: Problem B Write a Java application CountryList. In the main method, do the following: 1. Create an array list of Strings called countries. 2. Add "Canada", "India", "Mexico", "Peru" in that order. 3. Use the enhanced for loop to print all countries in the array list, one per line. 4. Add "Spain" at index 1 5. Replace the element at index 2 with "Vietnam". You must use the set method. 6. Replace the next to the last element with "Brazil". You must use the set method. You will lose one point if you use 3 in the set method. Do this in a manner that would replace the next to the last element, no matter the size of the 7. Remove the object "Canada" Do not remove at an index. Your code should work if "Canada" was at a different location. There is a version of remove method that will array list. remove a specific object. 8. Get and print the first element followed by "**** 9. Call method toString() on countries to print all elements on one line. 10. Use the enhanced for loop to print all countries in the array list, one per line. Note: You must use an array list and its methods. Do not fake it by just printing the correct strings.