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Stack OverflowException: Implementation Suppose we are implementing a Stack, and it has a size limit and 2 basic operations push and pop. It utilizes ArrayList as it's internal structure. Then, we also have a StackoverflowException class, a subclass of Exception. Let's define the behaviour of this Stack class as the following: - When the Stack is about to overflow, it should throw a new StackoverflowException. - When popping from the stack, it always stores the last popped element in variable lastPoppedElement. - When the Stack is empty and user is trying to pop element from it, it should try/catch the IndexOutOfBoundsException and return the lastPoppedElement. Stack.java StackoverflowException.java public class StackoverflowException extends Exception { public StackoverflowException () { super(); Stack.java Stack OverflowException.java 1 import java.util.ArrayList; public class Stack { // the maximum size of the stack protected int stackSize; // the internal structure of the stack protected ArrayList stack; // the last popped element protected T lastPoppedElement; 1/ the constructor public Stack(int size) { stack = new ArrayList(); stackSize = size; /** * TODO: This method adds an new Element to the stack. * @param newElement the new element to be added * @throws StackoverflowException when the new stack size exceeds the size limit public void push(T newElement) throws StackoverflowException { /** * This method pops an element from the top of the stack. * TODO: This method should handle IndexOutOfBoundsException which is thrown by the private * variable stack, an ArrayList, when the referencing index is out of bound. Then it should print * "The stack is empty." and return the lastPoppedElement. * @return the last popped element from the stack public T pop() {