You and your partner are going to fill in these methods working with Lists - the main method has already been completed for you. The getList method is very similar to the exercise we did in a previous week's lab, so feel free to look at what you did for that lab (or go back to the course notes for sample code). All three methods make use of the List methods discussed in class, so you will also want to refer to the course slides on List and ArrayList for more sample code. The files named test.txt and test2.txt are available to download if you are working on this in Eclipse instead of in the browser (note that you will need to save these text files in the project folder you create for this lab and not the src folder of the project folder if you choose to do it that way). Your final lab should produce output like the following:

Enter a filename: test1.txt    Enter another: test2.txt        Wordlist 1    ----------    0: the    1: quick    2: brown    3: fox    4: jumps        Wordlist 2    ----------    0: over    1: the    2: lazy    3: dog        List 1 merged with List 2    ------------------------------------    0: the    1: over    2: quick    3: the    4: brown    5: lazy    6: fox    7: dog    8: jumps        List 2 merged with List 1    ------------------------------------    0: over    1: the    2: the    3: quick    4: lazy    5: brown    6: dog    7: fox    8: jumps

Note that the mergeLists method is a bit tricky and involves more than one loop. Before you begin coding, think about the algorithm for building the new list. Write it up in the comments of your method and then fill in the code around your algorithm (as demonstrated in class).

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