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This assignment has two parts: 1) implementing a binary heap based on the implementa- tion in section 6.3 of textbook, 2) and comparing the efficiency of the implemented heap class with the standard java.util. PriorityQueue() in a given scenario when merging 1000 sorted lists. Constructing Binary Heap In this section, you need to first implement a class MyBinary Heap based on section 6.3 of the textbook. Your class should be able to store a heap of elements with keys of type long integers. Also, the heap should be stored in the form of a linear array (either an array or an ArrayList) inside the class. Your class should have two key methods: insert and delete Min. As mentioned during my lectures, insertion of a key to the heap can be done by simply adding an element to the end of array and then applying a percolate-up operation. Also, delete Min requires you to swap the first and last elements of the array: shorten the array by removing the last element; and finally apply a percolate-down operation