Java Write statements from the client perspective to accomplish the following ta

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Java

Write statements from the client perspective to accomplish the following task.

Remove duplicate Strings from a BagInterface<String> called myWords

You can use a second, initially empty BagInterface<String> object, called tempBag, if it helps.

For full credit, do not use the toArray() method. Do not use an ArrayList object.

The purpose of this question is for you to practice using the methods of the BagInterface class, not to practice manipulating arrays and Array Lists!

As an example, if myWords initially contained:

hi, hello, hi, bye, hi, bye, hello, howdy

Then after the method completes, myWords will contain:

hi, hello, bye, howdy

Please find my code.

Please let me know in case of any issue.

// getting current size of bag

int size = myWords.getCurrentSize();

// iterating until myWords gets empty

while(size > 0) {

// removing first element from bag

String item = myWords.removeEntry(0);

// if it is not in tempBag then add to it, otherwise ignore it

if(!tempBag.contains(item)) {

tempBag.add(item);

}

size = myWords.getCurrentSize();

}

// now adding all tempBag items in myWords

size = tempBag.getCurrentSize();

// iterating until tempBag gets empty

while(size > 0) {

// removing first element from tempBag

String item = tempBag.removeEntry(0);

// adding into myWords

myWords.add(item);

size = tempBag.getCurrentSize();

}

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