Java

5. Wedding Lottery A beautiful princess is to select a husband from n suitors. The suitors are assigned numbers 0, . . . , n 1 and seated at a round table, and a random sequence of n 1 numbers x0, x1, . . . , xn 2, all of them in the range 0, . . . , n 1 is selected. The princess starts at suitor 0, and moving in a clockwise direction, she counts off x0 positions and eliminates the suitor at that position. From there, she counts off another x1 positions and eliminates the suitor at that position. She continues doing this until one lucky guy is left: she marries him and they live happily ever after.

Assume that the princess position is always between two suitors. As an example, assume the suitors are A, B, C, and D, with A being numbered 0 and D being numbered 3. Let the random sequence be 0, 2, 1. Then the suitors will be eliminated in the order A, D, and C, and the lucky suitor will be B. Write a class that uses linked lists to help the princess make her decision. The constructor for the class will be passed the number n of suitors (say 4), followed by a list of n suitors names (say A, B, C, D), followed by a list of n 1 numbers used to rotate among the suitors (0, 2, 1). The current position starts at the beginning of the list. The class should have a method rotate(int x) that counts off x steps in the clockwise direction beginning at the current position. The class should have a method List getEliminated() that returns a list, in order of elimination, of the names of the suitors already eliminated. The class should also have a method List getHopeful() that returns a list of suitors not yet eliminated. Write a driver program that obtains the input n, a list of n suitors names, and a list of n 1 integers to be used as rotate steps. Using the class you have written, the program prints the names of the rejected suitors (in the order of rejection), and then prints the name of the lucky guy.