12.27 LAB: Binary search generic method Implement the Searcher class's binarySearch() generic method in the Searcher.java file. Access Searcher.java by clicking on the orange arrow next to BinarySearch.java at the top of the coding window. The method performs a binary search on the sorted array (first parameter) for the key (third parameter). binarySearch () returns the key's index if found, -1 if not found. Compare an array element to the key using the compare ( ) method of the comparer object passed as binary Search ()'s last parameter. comparer.compare(a, b) returns an integer: • greater than 0 if a > b • less than 0 if a

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In Java intellej    Correct this code and add the following  1.Correct: (The error shows a problem under () next to "firstBeachShoot.printPhotoDetails")   2.Add the following to the second package (screenshot):  1.for or for...each or while loops. 2.Arrays 3.default, no-args and parameterized constructors.     Here's the first package : import java.util.Scanner;public class Image {int numberOfPhotos; // photos on rolldouble fStop; // light let it 1.4,2.0,2.8 ... 16.0int iso; // sensativity to light 100,200, 600int filterNumber; // 1-6String subjectMatter;String color; // black and white or colorString location;boolean isblurry;public String looksBlurry(boolean key) {if (key == true) {return "Photo is Blurry";} else {return "Photo is Clear";}}public void printPhotoDetails(String s1) {Scanner br = new Scanner(System.in);String subjectMatter = s1;System.out.println("Data of Nature photos:");System.out.println("Enter number of photos:");numberOfPhotos = br.nextInt();int i = 1;while…

In Java: -Using a BST Interface (Binary Search Tree)  -Create a class Disk. Disk contains four fields: model (String), size (int), measure (String, for GB or TB), and performance index (int). -Disk needs a constructor to initialize all fields, a toString method, and an equals. Make the class Comparable and write a compareTo method that compares Disks based on the size of the disk. Make sure your comparison accounts for the fact that some numbers are in GB and some are in TB. Write a method that will return true if the disk is the same size as the parms; parms are the size and measure("GB" or "TB"). Also write a method to create a Comparator which compares Disks based on the performance rating. -The client code should do the following: Write a function called build, which will open the disks.txt file, read in each disk and add it to the BST. For each disk the model is on the first line, and the second line contains the size, measure, and performance index. The BST is passed to build as…