You will implement a create JUnit test methods for a LinkedList implementation. 1. The attached .zip file contains a Maven Java project. Extract this file and open it in your IDE (NetBeans, VS
Code, IntelliJ…). I recommend Visual Studio Code. 2. Review the given LinkedList class and its Node inner class, as well as the LinkedListIterator inner class.
Study the methods, constructors, and class properties. 3. Study the testAdd test in the AppTest.java file. This test works by adding elements to the list and then checking
if the getFirst() method returns the correct value. 4. Test removeFirst(): write test cases to verify the correct behavior of the removeFirst() method. Add elements
to the list, remove the first element, and check if the getFirst() method returns the correct value (the new first
element). 5. Test Empty List: write a test case to verify the behavior of the LinkedList when it is initially created (empty).
Check if the getFirst() method throws a NoSuchElementException.
Submit a single ZIP file with all your code files. Don’t submit individual files. Don’t submit compiled .class files. Don’t
submit a link to an online location. The file name should be HW09.2-YourFirstName.YourLastname. For example,
HW09.2-John.Doe.zip is the file name for John Doe.
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