Complete the seperateDuplicateChars() method in SeperateDuplicates.java as follows: - The method takes a String str as a parameter and returns a new String. The returned String should be exactly like str, but any identical characters that appear in a consecutive way must be separated by hyphens ".". You may ONLY use the following methods from the String class: charAt(), substring() and length(). Other than uncommenting the code, do not modify the main method in SeperateDuplicates.java. Sample runs provided below. Argument String str "Hello" "Bookkeeper" "Yellowwood door" "Chicago Cubs" Return String "Hel-lo" "Bo-ok-ke-eper" "Yel-low-wo-od do-or" "Chicago Cubs"

Complete the seperateDuplicateChars() method in SeperateDuplicates.java as follows: - The method takes a String str as a parameter and returns a new String. The returned String should be exactly like str, but any identical characters that appear in a consecutive way must be separated by hyphens ".". You may ONLY use the following methods from the String class: charAt(), substring() and length(). Other than uncommenting the code, do not modify the main method in SeperateDuplicates.java. Sample runs provided below. Argument String str "Hello" "Bookkeeper" "Yellowwood door" "Chicago Cubs" Return String "Hel-lo" "Bo-ok-ke-eper" "Yel-low-wo-od do-or" "Chicago Cubs"

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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