Write a Java program that simulates a basic library delivery system. The user of the program will be

able to add different types of items to library collection. In your program, as the main data structure,

use the generic collection class ArrayList to store String references.

Create three instances from ArrayList of String references. The first one will store the types, the

second one will store the items, and the third one will store the owners of the items. The types are

exactly the following: "Book", "DVD", "Magazine". The items and their owners will be read from

the keyboard.

Regarding the matching between an item and its owner, the location (index value) of an item in the

list of items will be the same with the location of its corresponding owner in the list of owners.

As the next step, create the fourth instance from ArrayList of String references and call this list as

itemsDeliveredByOwners. This last list will store String references to indicate the owners of

the items (such as the following: "ownerX has delivered the itemNameY from

typeZ collection").

After reading any number of items and their owners, the program will finally print the contents of

itemsDeliveredByOwners list. Please, consider the sample output shown below:

Please choose the type of the item from below list:

Press 1 for Book

Press 2 for DVD

Press 3 for Magazine

1

Please enter the item:

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Please enter the owner of the item:

akan Uludal

Press 1 to continue adding item, 0 to exit

1

Please choose the type of the item from below list:

Press 1 for Book

Press 2 for DVD

Press 3 for Magazine

2

Please enter the item:

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

Please enter the owner of the item:

Tugay Direk

Press 1 to continue adding item, 0 to exit

0

Library information listed below:

akan Uludal has delivered The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

from Book collection.

Tugay Direk has delivered Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone from DVD collection