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in JAVA write an ADT for a library management system which stores the title (string), author (string), ISBN (string), list price (positive integers), edition (numbers), and publisher (string).
Then implement the method swap but remove the assumption that the ith and jth items in the list exist. Throw an exception ListindexoutOfBoundsException ifiorj isoutofrange
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