You are going to write a DoughnutTower game for a toddler! The aim of the game is to stack 5 doughnuts of the same colour (red/blue/green). The purpose of this DoughnutTower game assignment is to: Use the provided MyArrayList class and add a method. Write a StackAsMyArrayclass with the typical methods and two additional methods. Write an implementation (test) class for the game. In order to check if a toddler has stacked the 5 doughnuts successfully, one needs to check if all the doughnuts in the tower are the same colour. Find attached the MyArrayList class. Make the following addition in the MyArrayList class (Please use the given naming conventions): A generic version of this method: public boolean checkUniform() The method should return true if all the doughnuts are identical. Make sure you have an accessor for the instance variable called: public int getSize() Write the StackAsMyArrayList class with: Push(), Pop(), toString() We are going to add 2 non-typical stack methods (just to make this game work) public int getStackSize() which calls the getSize() method of the MyArrayList class public boolean checkStackUniform() which calls the checkUniform() method of the MyArrayList class HINT: The toString() of the stack class calls the toString() of the MyArrayList class Write an implementation (test) class for the game. You can use the accompanying output as a guideline. The tower:[] Size:0 The tower is not full DDD The tower: [r, r, r, b, b] Size:5 Correct? false The tower: [r, r, r]. Size:3 The tower is not full The tower: [r, r, r, r, r] Size:5 Correct? true