Need help in java pleaseI am doing a program that uses the insertionsort() method. The output should look like this insertionsort() Test: BEFORE: [42, 23, 20, 46, 90, 53, 13, 24, 74, 100] BEFORE: [byzantine, iceberg, yellow, dark cyan, antique bronze, dark slate gray, telemagenta, jet, dark red, red salsa] AFTER: [13, 20, 23, 24, 42, 46, 53, 74, 90, 100] AFTER: [antique bronze, byzantine, dark cyan, dark red, dark slate gray, iceberg, jet, red salsa, telemagenta, yellow] Numbers Result Correct?: true Colors Result Correct?: truehowever I have this error and I'm unsure if I'm doing it right, I provided my code and the output I get please help me The image contains a Java code snippet intended to implement an insertion sort on an `ArrayList`. Here is a transcription of the code:```javapublic static > void insertionsort(ArrayList myList) {/** * need to fix the && issue */for (int i = 1; i <= myList.size(); i++) { int temp = (int) myList.get(i); int j = i; while (j > 0) && (myList.get(j - 1) > myList.size()[j]) { int temp = myList.size[j]; myList.set(j, myList.get(j - 1)); myList.set(j - 1, temp); j--; }}}//TODO: Implement Insertion Sort```### Explanation**Code Structure:**- The method `insertionsort` is defined as static and generic, requiring elements that extend `Comparable`.- The method accepts an `ArrayList` called `myList`.**Comments:**- There is an inline comment indicating that a logical issue with the `&&` operator needs to be fixed.**Logic:**- A `for` loop initializes at 1 and runs till the size of `myList`.- Inside the loop, a `while` loop attempts to reorder elements based on a comparison. **Issues:**- The code contains an issue where the `&&` operator is incorrectly used, and there is confusion between using size and indexing.- There is a TODO comment acknowledging that the insertion sort implementation is incomplete.This snippet requires debugging and refinement to properly implement the insertion sort algorithm. ### Transcription and Explanation#### Code Implementation Section- **Line 71**: This line comments on the task to be implemented, which is "Insertion Sort."#### Console Output- **Insertion Sort Test:** - **BEFORE** (Numeric Array): `[60, 34, 65, 15, 77, 18, 42, 8, 65, 30]` - **BEFORE** (Color Names Array): `[tuscan brown, china pink, bright yellow, zaffre, japanese carmine, lemon meringue, persimmon, rose pompadour, space cadet, sweet brown]`#### Error Message- **Error**: `java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:` - **Detail**: `Syntax error on token "&&", invalid OnlySynchronized`### Analysis- **Task**: The comment at the top indicates that the task is to implement the "Insertion Sort" algorithm in the code. - **Arrays to be Sorted**: The console is displaying two arrays that are intended to be sorted: 1. A numerical array of integers. 2. An array of color names in string format.- **Compilation Error**: The code execution has resulted in a syntax error specifically related to an incorrect usage of "&&". This suggests there’s an issue in the code which needs to be fixed to proceed with the sorting implementation.### Steps to Resolve1. **Code Review**: Examine the Java code to locate the incorrect usage of "&&". This likely involves looking for a conditional statement or a method where "&&" is used incorrectly. 2. **Correct Syntax**: Ensure that all conditional statements are properly structured, using "&&" in line with Java's syntax rules.3. **Implement Insertion Sort**: Once the syntax error is resolved, proceed with implementing the insertion sort on the provided arrays.This overview covers the necessary information for an educational audience about transcribing what is needed and how to handle the code issues encountered.

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