A software used by engineers uses a CheckupRecord class to record equipment checkup information. For simplicity, only equipment id, last checkup date and relevant methods of this class are shown here:

// A class for equipment checkup record public class CheckupRecord { private String eId; // equipment ID private int monthOfLastCheckup; // 1 - 12 private int yearOfLastCheckup; // a valid year // additional data/methods not shown public String getEId() { return eId; } public int getMonthOfLastCheckup() { return monthOfLastCheckup; } public int getYearOfLastCheckup() { return yearOfLastCheckup; } } // end class CheckupRecord

Complete a method to process a list of CheckupRecord. This method takes three parameters, an ArrayList, a current year and a current month. The method should return a list of equipment (just their IDs) whose last checkup date is one year or older from the specified current date. Assume curYear and curMonth represent a valid date.

public static ArrayList getEquipmentsToBeChecked( ArrayList records, int curYear, int curMonth) { // ADD CODE }

For example, given an ArrayList with three records (shown in format of ID-year-month):

"104"2019-7 "114"2018-5 "124"2019-9

and different curMonth and curYear values, the method should work like this:

Example curYear and curMonth	return	note
2020, 7	{"104", "114"}	"104"-2019-7: exactly one year ago; "114"-2018-5: more than one year ago; "124"-2019-9: not one year yet.
2019, 12	{"114"}	"104"-2019-7: not one year yet; "114"-2018-5: more than one year ago; "124"-2019-9: not one year yet.
2019, 8	{"114"}	Dont worry about why current date is older than some last checkup dates. You just need to compare the dates to see if last checkup date is one year ago or older.