MonthJanuary February March High F)63 Low May June Ju 63 52 64 54 OctoberNovember December 67 55 65 6568 71 72 72 65 51 o55 558 616365 70 63 62 //AverageTemperature.java public class AverageTemperature public String Month); public float High68.f; public float Low34.f; public AverageTemperature (String InMonth, float InHigh, float InLow) Month-InMonth; HighInHigh; Low = 1nLow; public String toString() return Month +" High is: " + High " Low is: " Low; //Client.java import java.uti1.ArrayList; import java.uti1.Collections; public class Client public static void main(String[] args) ArrayList temperatures new ArrayList(); temperatures.add (new AverageTemperature( "January", 63, 51)); temperatures.add (new AverageTemperature( "February", 63, 52)); temperatures.add (new AverageTemperature("March", 64, 54)); Collections.sort(temperatures); System.out.println(temperatures); Create 2 source files (AverageTemperature.java and Client.java) and try running the code Why is there a problem? (provide answer to the question in the submission commentary box) Implement the Comparable interface in AverageTemperature class so that months are ordered based on the high temperature, and ties are broken by low temperature. Modify the client code so that missing moths are added to the temperatures array. Make sure that the output has months in the ascending order from lower to higher temperature. 1. 2. 3. Lightsho Scree