- The template is a generic class that can sort any type of data that implements the interface. This means that the data type must have a method that returns a negative, zero, or positive integer depending on whether the current object is less than, equal to, or greater than the other object. - The constructor of the class takes an array of type as a parameter and assigns it to the field. The field is the array that needs to be sorted. - The method is where the students need to write the code for the selection sort algorithm. The method should return a sorted array of type - The students can use the pseudocode provided in the previous section as a guide for writing the code. They need to use a loop to iterate over the unsorted part of the array, find the minimum element, and swap it with the first element of the unsorted part. They can use the method to compare the elements of the array. They can use a temporary variable to store the value of the element to be swapped. - The students can test their code by creating an object of the class with different types of data, such as integers, strings, or custom objects, and calling the method on it. They can print the original and sorted arrays to check the output. They can also use different sizes of arrays to see how the algorithm performs. The pseudocode for selection sort is as follows: Main.java >E Main > import java. lang. Comparable; /**