Java 10:391 SearchAdobe Scan Jan 14, 2022Programming challenge description:ESG Issuer Data is of the formIssuer | Parent | ESG RatingA54365 B34454 AAB34454 C34563 | AD45747B34454 BE36547D45747 | AAAG34657| D45747 | CCCH84464 | C34563 | BB176474| H84464 AAC34563 || BBBF34654| BBJ74576 | K46565 | CK46565|| ccL54334| I76474AAH84464| L54334 | BBAsumptions that can be made1.7asked to find a min or max ratinggiven an lasuer, consider all the iesuersInhe path from the glven isuer to theutimate parent2. Rating order AAA AAA 8 > n0COC CC >Your assignmentCome up with a Deta Structure to holdthis type of deta.Write an algorthm to check If therelations above are cyclic in nature.(Convert the Data Structure to .directed one assuming the direction isfrom the Issuer to its parent) Find theIssuer with max ratingIrputThe issuer table, with respective columns:EParent ating separated byShareModifyText actionsSave contactMore Test 2Test Input BA54365|B34454|AAB34454 |C34563|AD45747|B34454|BE36547 |D45747|AAAG34657|D45747|CCCH84464|C34563|BB176474|H84464|AAC34563||BBBF34654||BBJ74576|K46565|CK46565||CCL54334|176474|AAH84464|L54334|BBExpected Output BcyclicA54365AA

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Programming challenge description: ESG Issuer Data is of the form Issuer | Parent | ESG Rating A54365 | B34454 | AA B34454 | C34563 | A D45747 | B34454 | B E36547 | D45747 | AAA G34657| D45747 CCC H84464 | C34563 | BB 176474 H84464 AA C34563 | | BBB F34654 | | BB J74576| K46565 | C K46565| L54334 | 176474 | AA H84464 | L54334 BB Asumptiona that can be made 1.asked to find a min or max rating given an luer, conslder all the lesers he path from the given issuer to the utimate parent 2. Rating order AAAAAPAPM00 D0 Your assignment Come up with a Deta Structure to hold this type of data Wite anlgorthm to check if the relations above are cycle in nature. (Convert the Data Structure to a directed one assuming the direction is from the Issuer to Its parent) Find the Issuer with max rating Enput The issuer table, with respective columns t Parent esatingearated by

Programming challenge description: ESG Issuer Data is of the form Issuer | Parent | ESG Rating A54365 | B34454 | AA B34454 | C34563 | A D45747 | B34454 | B E36547 | D45747 | AAA G34657| D45747 CCC H84464 | C34563 | BB 176474 H84464 AA C34563 | | BBB F34654 | | BB J74576| K46565 | C K46565| L54334 | 176474 | AA H84464 | L54334 BB Asumptiona that can be made 1.asked to find a min or max rating given an luer, conslder all the lesers he path from the given issuer to the utimate parent 2. Rating order AAAAAPAPM00 D0 Your assignment Come up with a Deta Structure to hold this type of data Wite anlgorthm to check if the relations above are cycle in nature. (Convert the Data Structure to a directed one assuming the direction is from the Issuer to Its parent) Find the Issuer with max rating Enput The issuer table, with respective columns t Parent esatingearated by

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