Aims:Introducing Java annotationfor the javadocutility. Topic:javadocChecklist:1.Make sure Git installation is configured with your name.2.Make sure Git installation is configured with your university e-mail address.3.Java compiler and Java Runtime Environment have the same version and their version is 8 or higher.4.Notepad++ is configured such that the Tab length is 3 spaces.Summary: Fix a problem in the code that is resulted from dynamic checking. Questions:Task 3.3: Create a folder on your machine and name it with your IDTask3.31.Initialize this folder as aGit repository. 2.Trach source code and *.png files only.3.Copy *.java files from IDTask3.2into the folder IDTask3.34.With each meaningful change made to the source code file(s), do the following:a.Save the file in Notepad++b.Stage the filec.Store the file in the Git repository.d.Show the status of your repository.5.Compile all source files and run TestAlgo for n = 7. What did you get?6.Take a snapshot of the compilation and runsteps and save in a file result01.png7.Fix the dynamic checking result using a List data typeand make all necessary changes to make it work.8.Compile and run TestAlgo again for n =7.9.Take a snapshot of the compilation and runsteps and save in a file result02.png10.This time, the program works without any problem.11.Change the annotation such that the version is 1.112.Use javadoc utility to generate a documentation for the HailStoneSeq class in afolder .\doc13.Show the resulting documentation in a web browser of your choice.14.Take a snapshot of the web browser and save in a file result03.png15.Compress the repository and upload at IDTask3.3link in the Lab course website