Pig latin works this way: if a word begins with a vowel (a-e-i-o-u), then "ay" is added to the end of the word (so "idle" -> "idleay", and "often" -> "oftenay"); on the other hand, if a word begins with a consonant, then the first letter is removed, and is placed at the end of the word, followed by "ay" (so "month" -> "onthmay", and "castle" -> "astlecay").

 

The

class reads in multiple lines of text, ending finally with two carriage returns. At each line entered, the

method in your

class is called to convert that string to pig latin form. After the reading segment ends, your

class should then print the pig latin translation of the input text- the

method. As a simplification, report the translation with no punctuation, and in all lower case.

 

Below we give you the driver (the PigDriver class). Your job is to write the Piglatin class so that PigDriver works appropriately.

import java.util.*;
public class PigDriver{
  public static void main(String[] args){
   Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
   String t = " ";
   Piglatin p = new Piglatin();
   while(t.length() > 0){
     t = scan.nextLine();
     t = t.toLowerCase();
     p.pigConvert(t);
   }
   p.pigReport();
  }
} 

 

On this input:

Now is the time,
for all good, and I mean very good men and women,
to visit their grandmothers!

 

The following output was produced:

ownay isay hetay imetay 
orfay allay oodgay anday iay eanmay eryvay oodgay enmay anday omenway 
otay isitvay heirtay randmothersgay 

1. YourPiglatinclass must define and implement thepigConvertmethod, which takes a line of text as a parameter and does not return a value. It does the conversion to pig latin and stores the result.
2. YourPiglatinclass must define and implement thepigReportmethod, which takes no parameters and prints a report (as specified above) to the console.
3. You must use theStringmethodsplitwith this parameter:"[ ,.!?;:]"AND NO OTHER in yourPiglatinclass.
4. You may not use theArrayListclass for this project.