Computers and Technology, 16.04.2020 20:27 Jmarie08

Question: 1 You are working at the frozen yogurt shop in the mall. Your boss asks you to count how many flavors have the word chocolate in their name. You begin going through the list of flavors, but quickly realize that there are over 9000 flavors to check! Luckily, your boss stored all of the different flavors in a Java Array named flavorArray on the company computer. Write a Java program to count the number of flavors that have chocolate in their name.

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