Java please!

Write the code in Exercise.java to meet the following problem statement:

Write a program that will print the number of words, characters, and letters read as input. It is guaranteed that each input will consist of at least one line, and the program should stop reading input when either the end of the file is reached or a blank line of input is provided.

Words are assumed to be any non-empty blocks of text separated by spaces, and words will not cross over a line boundary. It is also assumed that there will be no whitespace characters before or after each line of input.

To determine if a character is a letter, use the Character.isLetter() static method.

EX:

input:

This is a sentence. There are 10 words in it.

output:

Words: 10

Characters: 44

Letters: 32

find an article about changes to Medicare, Medicaid, or the Affordable Care Act. What changes does the article discuss? Provide a link to the article.

find an article about changes to Medicare, Medicaid, or the Affordable Care Act. What changes does the article discuss? Provide a link to the article.

Explain why changes in Ca²⁺ levels are fundamental in short-term synaptic changes such as facilitation, synaptic depression, augmentation, and posttetanic potentiation. What can these short-term changes contribute to the study of learning and memory?

1.Operating leverage enables a company to convert small changes in fixed costs into dramatic changes in profitability. True False

2. If a company decreases its fixed costs and increases its variable costs, it will lower both the level of risk and its potential for profits. True False

3 If revenues are expected to decline, management should attempt to convert its fixed costs into variable costs. True False

Can you give an explanation, please ?

Can you distinguish between absolute changes and percentage changes in the financial statement numbers? Which is a better measure of change? How do you tell?

Discuss how a committee on ethics within a hospital changes practices. How are those changes implemented and incorporated into new practices? How are those changes communicated to patients and families? How do nurses throughout the organization learn of the outcomes of ethics committees’ discussions?

The new tax law changes corporate tax rate to a lower 21%, it also changes some thresholds of the “pass-through” entities. For example, business owners may deduct 20% of their QBI (qualified business income).

Explain why partnerships and S corporations are considered “pass-through” entities and present an example of how the pass-through works.

If, as some economists believe, changes in technology over recent decades have brought about changes in labor markets, then those changes likely have resulted in

a.a reduced emphasis on human-capital differences among workers as an explanation for wage differences.

b.reduced emphasis on compensating differentials as an explanation for wage differences

c.a widening of the earnings gap between high-skilled workers and low-skilled workers

d.a narrowing of the earnings gap between high-skilled workers and low-skilled workers.

Normative statements are

a.descriptive, whereas positive statements are prescriptive.

b.forward-looking, whereas positive statements are backward-looking.

c.prescriptive, whereas positive statements are descriptive.

d.backward-looking, whereas positive statements are forward-looking.

When a firm hires labor up to the point where the wage is equal to the value of the marginal product of labor, it is

a.guaranteeing that labor costs do not exceed fixed costs.

b.minimizing labor costs.

c.maximizing profit.

d.maximizing the number of workers it can hire and still experience a positive profit