java pls

One of the great things about interfaces is that we can use them to add common information to a variety of different classes where it might be appropriate. In this case, latitude and longitude information, broadly useful since many of the things we might want to model in our programs have a location on the Earth. In this problem we'll write a so-called comparator method, which functions similarly to the Comparable interface, but instead of being called on one instance, is a static method that accepts two parameters of the same type. Create a public class CompareGeopoints that provides a single class method named compare. compare accepts two parameters that implement the IGeoPoint interface, defined as follows: 1. public interface. IGeopoint \& 2 double getlatitude(); 3 double getlongitude(); 4 \} Return -1, zero, or 1 as the first argument is less than, equal to, or greater than the second. Compare the IGeopoints based on their longitude values only, from smallest to largest. In addition, consider two IGeoPoints within 0.00000001 of each other (measured in terms of their longitude value) as equal