Step 1: Problem Statement and Code Implementation Develop a Java application based on the following prompt: Scenario: Design a \"Task Management System.\" The application should allow users to: * Add, view, and delete tasks stored in a LinkedList or ArrayList. * Implement priority management by storing high-priority tasks in a PriorityQueue. Enable undo functionality using a Stack to revert the last task action (add or delete). * Implement a circular queue for scheduling repetitive tasks (e.g., weekly meetings). * Display a summary of tasks grouped by priority and type. Instructions 1. Core Features Implementation: a. Use the appropriate JCF classes (e.g., ArrayList, PriorityQueue, Stack, and Deque) to model and manage tasks. b. Implement the circular queue manually (do not use Queue or Deque for this). 2. Custom Data Structures: a. Implement your own version of a linked list (with add, remove, and display operations) for comparison with LinkedList. b. Include a section in the code where you switch between your custom implementation and Java's built-in classes. 3. Test and Debug: a. Create comprehensive test cases for all features, including edge cases (2.g., undo with no prior actions, scheduling a task with no available slots)