Java Programming

A Generic Pair Class Overview In the prior two challenges, we looked at the concept of hashing in one way or another. In this challenge, you will create a simple generic "Pair" class with a key value pair. So, the class will include two type parameters-the first represents the key and the second represents the value Implementations of "Pair" classes in Java are freely available on the Internet, including that of Java's own built-in Pair classes. You are required to look at a few of these, adapt them to fit this challenge, and cite any Web links you've researched and used You are also responsible for designing this class, including the class and variable names, the level of access modifiers, the type and number of constructors, and the basic operations of the class (its methods). The level of detail and thoroughness with which you implement this class is bounded by your available time, so you should consider this a bare bones Version 1 attempt. The code from which you draw will greatly inform you as to the scope of a class like this -the main goal here is to write clean and accurate code, to assess when to stop for this iteration, and to document what remains to be done on future versions. Every segment of code should be documented with a comment so that your intent in including the code is clear Specifications . Design and develop a generic "Pair" class, using any sources you find on the Internet . Test the functionality of your class with a main method that displays the member variables of instantiated objects in your program as well as the results of any operations of the class Cite all source links at the top of your document (under your name and ID), and a very brief explanation of what you found helpful about each site. The more cites, the better, but look at three sites at a minimum Document why you adapted/implemented each segment of code as you did Submit your source code file(s) and screenshot of your output