Using java:Write a class called StringAlternateSorting what it does: 1. ask user for one String (String1) (must be sorted) 2. ask user for second String (String2) (must be sorted) 3. Then prints all the characters of two previous Strings, in such a way that they are sorted (see examples below). 4. consider the possibility that strings are of different sizes, one or both can be empty, etc. 5. strings can contain any kind of characters as long as they are sorted

EXAMPLES

% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 1357enter second string: 246812345678% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 1enter second string: 234567812345678% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 23456enter second string: 1123456% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 12345enter second string: 9123459% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 9enter second string: 12345123459% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 19enter second string: 2345123459% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 2345enter second string: 19123459% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: enter second string: 1234512345% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 12345enter second string: 12345% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: acefenter second string: bdghiabcdefghi% java StringAlternateSorting.javaenter first string: 12345enter second string: 135791123345579%