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Given an ArrayList of Strings, create and return a new ArrayList of Strings where each output String at index n is made up of all the characters with index n from the input Strings, in the same order they appeared in the input.

FYI
The data type of the output is List<String> just because CodingBat does not allow the creation of methods with a return type of ArrayList<String>. Because an ArrayList is-a List, you can safely pretend that the return type is ArrayList<String> instead of trying to create something called a List. The AP CSA curriculum used to require that students know what a List is (an interface), but no longer requires that knowledge.

apcsaListOrderedCharacters(["hello", "world", "today"]) → ["hwt", "eoo", "lrd", "lla", "ody"]
apcsaListOrderedCharacters(["whistle", "while", "you", "work"]) → ["wwyw", "hhoo", "iiur", "slk", "te", "l", "e"]
apcsaListOrderedCharacters([]) → []

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public List<String> apcsaListOrderedCharacters(ArrayList<String> lst) { }

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