import java.util.function.$*$;

class PredicateMethods

$\{$

public static void result$($Predicate p$,$ Integer arg$)$

$\{$

if $($p$.$test$($arg$))$

System.out.printf$("$The Predicate is true for $\%$d

$",$ arg$)$;

else

System.out.printf$("$The Predicate is false for $\%$d

$",$ arg$)$;

$\}$

public static void main$($String $[]$ args$)$

$\{$

Predicatep$1=$ x$->$x $==5$;

for $($int x $=4$; x $<7$; x$++)$

$\{$

result$($p$1,$x$)$;

result$($y$->$y$\%2==0,$ x$)$;

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

PredicateMethodsGeneric $(20)$

Modify PredicateMethods from Programs$/$Lesson $13/$Classwork to make the type generic. Call it PredicateMethodsGeneric.

Add a Predicate p$3$ of type String that tests if the first character of a String is $$H$.$ Then test with a String where the first character is H$,$ and one where it isn$$t$.$

Sample Output:

The Predicate is false for $4$

The Predicate is true for $4$

The Predicate is true for $5$

The Predicate is false for $5$

The Predicate is false for $6$

The Predicate is true for $6$

The Predicate is true for Hello

The Predicate is false for Goodbye