Menu-driven application using java.util .LinkedList collection class

Create ONE class named TestLinkedList. In this class write a main() to allow a user to make an option from the following LinkedList operations : 1) Add new data to the end of the list 2) Remove the first data in the list 3) Remove the last data in the list 4) Retrieve data in the list at the specified index 5) Update specified data in the list at the specified index 6) Print the list 7) Quit Allows user to continue selecting other operations until he/she decides to quit/stop. *The print option will always display the updated list. Example of Output: LinkedList Operations 1) Add new data to the end of the list : 7) Quit ************************************ Please enter your option (1 to 9) : < 6 > The current list : [ ] LinkedList Operations 1) Add new data to the end of the list : 7) Quit ************************************ Please enter your option (1 to 9) : < 1 > Enter data to be appended into the LinkedList : < 10 > LinkedList Operations 2) Add new data to the end of the list : 8) Quit ************************************ Please enter your option (1 to 9) : < 6 > The current list : [10] LinkedList Operations 1) Add new data to the end of the list : 7) Quit ************************************ Please enter your option (1 to 9) : < 1 > Enter data to be appended into the LinkedList : < 20 > LinkedList Operations 1) Add new data to the end of the list : 7) Quit ************************************ Please enter your option (1 to 9) : < 6 > The current list : [10, 20 ] : : Instructions: (a) Please ensure that all operations in the menu are executed and the interaction between users and system is visible in the output section for each selected operation. (b) Linked list content should be displayed everytime any operation from 1 to 5 is selected You do not have to follow the sample output given above. It is provided to give you a better understanding of how the output should be clearly presented.