Write a Java application that helps a programmer check that the name to be used for a variable is syntactically correct. The rule for a valid Java name (called an identifier and is described on page 35 of the textbook) is a sequence of letters, digits, underscores (_) and dollar ($) signs. In addition, the first character of the name can be any one of these characters except it cannot be a number. Finally, if the name begins with the letter, then it should be a lowercase letter.
For this application, use a for loop to go through each character in the String object containing the name to check entered by the user. The body of the loop contains a number of if statements The program displays a message when an illegal character is identified and specifies why it is illegal. Below are some examples of how a user would interact with the application, use this as a guide when designing the input and output of your application.
