1. Write a program called WordIdentification which reads as input a sentence consisting of a string S, and then breaks it up into words and prints each word on a separate line, numbered following their order of appearance in the sentence. Sample output: Enter sentence: We were outnumbered Words in the sentence: 1. We 2. were 3. outnumbered

1. Write a program called WordIdentification which reads as input a sentence consisting of a string S, and then breaks it up into words and prints each word on a separate line, numbered following their order of appearance in the sentence. Sample output: Enter sentence: We were outnumbered Words in the sentence: 1. We 2. were 3. outnumbered

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1. Write a program called WordIdentification which reads as input a sentence
consisting of a string S, and then breaks it up into words and prints each word on a
separate line, numbered following their order of appearance in the sentence.
Sample output:
Enter sentence: We were outnumbered
Words in the sentence:
1. We
2. were
3. outnumbered
import java.util.Scanner;
public class WordIdentification{
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scan
= new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print ("Enter sentence:
String S = scan.nextLine() ;
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