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This questiоn is intended tо get а sense оf your fаmiliаrity with terminology and the fundamental aspects of constructing a class. Instructions:  Provide a class, NumberBox, that stores an instance variable, numbers (an ArrayList of Integer), as well as a boolean, orderMatters. Have a constructor that takes a single boolean parameter and use it to initialize the orderMatters field. Use appropriate access modifiers throughout. The NumberBox class should offer the following methods: - addNumber - this method should take an int x as a formal parameter and return nothing. The method should just add x to the numbers  - isOrdered - this method should take no formal parameters and return a boolean. The method should return true only if the numbers stored in the numbers ArrayList are in ascending order. One thing: if the orderMatters field is false, the method should always return true. - override toString() such that the object renders the numbers ArrayList (feel free to use number ArrayList underlying toString method) Lastly, create a main() method to demonstrate the functionality of the NumberBox class. Instantiate two NumberBox objects -- one in which the order matters for the stored numbers and one where it doesn't. Add a few numbers to each instance, and then print out the list and whether the list is in the correct order using the toString and isOrdered methods, respectively.