Work in groups. You must use Eclipse.
Start by creating an Eclipse project with the Linked list setup classes (copy from here) and the starting point for our linked list class here.
get. Test it by adding several elements to the list at index 0 and getting elements at different positions. Don't forget to throw an exception if needed (as specified in the method description)add. Carefully test it with your get method.toString method for the linked list that prints all of its elements.OurList interface so that the interface declaration is public interface OurList<E> extends Iterable<E>. Use Eclipse to generate the needed method in the OurLinkedList class. Add an enchanced for loop into the testing class to print all the list elements.get method since it would start traversing the list from the beginning for every next element.remove method. Carefully test it. The iterator class and toString methods may be helpful here.equals in OurLinkedList class that takes an object and returns true if that object is an instance of OurLinkedList and has the exact same elements (as given by calling equals method on the respective elements) in the same order and false otherwise. If two lists are of different size, the method returns false. You may assume that your list does not contain null elements. Send me all of the code you worked on at the end of the lab (CC your group). The lab grade is based on in-class activities and the code sent to me at the end of the lab (or, if final, incorporated into the solution).