In Java, use ArrayList for the data structure. Each year, Sleepy Hollow Elementary School holds a "Principal for a Day" lottery. A student can participate by entering his/her name and ID number into a pool of candidates. The winner is selected randomly from all entries. Each student is allowed one entry.

To help you test your code, please use the following data sample:

Name	ID number
Bobby Drake	08456
Jean Grey	84691
Hank McCoy	34976
Scott Summers	61851
Warren Worthington III	76182
Charles Xavier	05973

To create a code to accomplish, it needs to include the following:

• Implement a class StudentLottery, with methods that: enter students in the "Principal for a Day" lottery and pick a winner from the entries
• The application should check that no student enters the lottery more than once
• The Student class encapsulates a student. A student object holds a student's name as well as his/her number
• The Student class has the usual getter and setter methods
• Student overrides the equals(Object o) method inherited from Object so that two students are equal if they have the same name and ID number
• The StudentLottery class uses an ArrayList, entries to hold Student references.
• The Student Lottery class has methods:
  • void addStudents() that enters students in the lottery and
  • voidpickWinner() that uses the Random class to select one winner from among all Student entries
• The addStudents() method checks that there are no duplicate entries.
• When all students are entered, the name of the winning student and his/her ID are display