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Capture Word with next()

Write a program that captures a single word using next() and displays:

You entered [word]

Example: If user enters "Bob", output should be: You entered Bob

The next() method reads a single word (stops at whitespace) and automatically discards any leftover newline in the buffer.

⚠️ IMPORTANT - AUTO-INPUT MODE:
This question uses automated input testing. When you run your code, the input stream will AUTOMATICALLY contain: 'Bob\n'

DO NOT wait for manual keyboard input - Scanner will read from the pre-filled buffer stream immediately. Your program should use scanner.next() to read the word.

Think of it like Eclipse/VS Code but with the input already typed in and waiting for your Scanner to read it.

Expected Output:

You entered Bob

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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User Input
📥 Auto-Input:
Bob\n
This input is automatically fed to your program's stdin
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