In java

Imagine you're developing a Pokemon game, and you need to implement the battle party mechanic. Recall that the player's party can hold at most 6 Pokemon. To simplify things, you want to implement it as an ArrayList containing 6 elements (1 for each Pokemon in the party), and to simplify things even further, you decide to avoid making a custom Pokemon class. Instead, you choose to represent each Pokemon as a HashMap containing two keys: "Name" and "Level". The value associated with the key "Name" will be a String denoting the Pokemon's name, and the value associated with the key "Level" will be an Integer denoting the Pokemon's level. TASK: Write a public static method called createParty that has one parameter of type String[] called names containing the Pokemon names, followed by a parameter of type int[] called levels containing the Pokemon levels (where names[i] and levels[i] are the name and level of Pokemon i in the party). It should return the party as a ArrayList> as described above HINT: Each Pokemon would be its own HashMap, and each of these HashMaps has exactly two keys, both of which are Strings: "Name" and "Level" Sample Input: Pikachu Venusaur Charizard Blastoise Lapras Snorlax 88 84 84 84 80 82 Sample Output: Pikachu 88 Venusaur 84 Charizard 84 Blastoise 84 Lapras 80 Snorlax 82 Write a program, test using stdin stdout