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1. Get familiar with generic types Given the following class public class MyPair public final Ist; public final u Snd: public MyPair (T Est, U snd) this.Est - f3t; this. Snd = sna: } pubiie String toString() { return" (" + Ft + " 1 + Snd+")"; a. In a new source file, write a Java program that includes this declaration and a class with an empty Main method. Compile it to check that the program is well-formed b. Declare a variable of type MyPair and create some values, for instance new MyPair ("Anders", 13), and assign them to the variable. c Declare a variable of type MyPair. Create a value such as new MyPair("Phoenix", 39.7) and assign it to the variable d. Can you assign a value of type MyPair to a variable of type MyPair? Should this be allowed? e Declare a variable grades of type MyPair[). create an array of length 5 with element type Mypair and assign it to the variable. Create a few MyPairs and store them into grades[0]. Erades[1] and grades[21 f. Use the foreach statement to iterate over grades and print all its elements. What are the values of those array elements you did not assign anything to? & Declare a variable appointment of type MyPair, String> and create a value of this type and assign it to the variable. What is the type of appointment.Fot. Sna? This shows that a type-argument may itself be a constructed type. h. Declare a method Swap() in MyPair that returns a new value of type MyPair in which the components have been swapped