The Burger class must not use any other class, nor plain Java arrays. It must only use the

MyDeque class to store and manipulate ingredients. Hint: You may use a $$recipe$$ deque in

your program that has the complete burger according to the recipe.

Finally, your program will also provide a Main class that is used to read in the input file and test

and run the Burger class.

$$ public class Main $$ plain class declaration.

$$ public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)$ method used to run the program and test the

program elements. The input file containing the list of burger orders is to be passed as a

command line argument, so that the file name is available to your program as args$[0].$

$$ void parseLine$($String line$)$ parses a line of input from the file and outputs the burger.

$$ void testMyDeque$()$ test method for MyDeque.

$$ void testBurger$()$ test method for Burger.

You may use List types in the main and you may create any other $($private or public$)$ classes that

you expect will be useful in your simulation. However, your solution must use the Burger class

and the MyDeque class as described.

Also, none of those classes may be in a named package $($just define them without a Java package

clause$).$