Q$5.($a$)$ Streams from java.util.stream allow for processing of collections in a way that is declarative, composable, and parallelizable. Explain what is meant by this using examples where appropriate. $6$ MARKS $($b$)$ Suppose you have a collection of Car objects $($i$.$e$.,$ List cars$)$ where a car has the following interface: public interface Car $\{$ public String getMake$()$; public String getModel$()$; public double getEngineSize$()$; public String getRegistrationNumber$()$; $\}$ Illustrate using Java code how you would use the Java Streams API to $($i$)$ get a List of the registration numbers of the cars in the collection. $5$ MARKS $($ii$)$ Count the number of cars that have an engine size larger than $2\mathrm{.}0$ litres. $5$ MARKS $($iii$)$ Get a List of three car models that begin with the letter $$T$.6$ MARKS $($iv$)$ Prints the cars to the console $($you can assume that concrete Car classes have an appropriate toString$()$ implementation. $3$ MARKS