Create an interactive Java program that asks a user for some text of interest and then displays the first email address found in that text. (This is the basis for one of the programs that spammers use to mine text, such as email messages, Web pages, and blogs, to find email addresses they can then add to their lists of people to spam.) For our purposes, an email address is composed of an "@" and the two maximal-length strings with no embedded whitespace surrounding that "@". If there is no email address in the text, then the program should display just an "@".
Construct the class EmailAddress.java.
Example Output
Email Address Harvester
Input text: Please send questions to me at [email protected] before noon today.
Extracted email address: [email protected]
Hint: I suggest you use the 'split' method of the String class. This method will divide a given string into tokens based on any dividing character you choose. For example, if you split an input sentence based on a space " ", you will get an array of words that you can process one at a time using a loop.