Create java programreads words from a text file,creates a ItemNode instance for each word (use type String),adds each NodeItem instance to a SinglyLinkedList class instance, thentraverses this list recursively to display the words in the reverse original (FIFO) order they were added in. For instance, if you added the Strings "one", "two", "three" in that order, code the SinglyLinkedList print() method to display "one two three". You can do this by recursively traversing the list, then displaying each item as you return from each activation record.For instance, data "one two" should be displayed as "two one".

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Create java program

reads words from a text file,
creates a ItemNode instance for each word (use type String),
adds each NodeItem instance to a SinglyLinkedList class instance, then
traverses this list recursively to display the words in the reverse original (FIFO) order they were added in. For instance, if you added the Strings "one", "two", "three" in that order, code the SinglyLinkedList print() method to display "one two three". You can do this by recursively traversing the list, then displaying each item as you return from each activation record.

For instance, data "one two" should be displayed as "two one".

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