Please I need help in Java and 1. Write a java program that reads ten characters into a linked list and displays them inthe reverse of the order in which they were read. E.g. if the list a->b->c->d then it willrearrange the list as d->c->b->a.2. Write a java program that reads ten numbers into a linked list and prints them thendisplaying the Maximum and Minimum number among the entered ten numbers?3. Write a java program to reverse a word using stack operation. Eg. HELP --> PLEH4. Write a java program to determine if a string is a palindrome or not. Assume that thestring is read from standard input one character at a time. The program should outputtrue or false as appropriate. Where a palindrome is a string that reads the sameforwards as backwards.||

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1. Write a java program that reads ten characters into a linked list and displays them in the reverse of the order in which they were read. E.g. if the list a->b->c->d then it will rearrange the list as d->c->b->a.

1. Write a java program that reads ten characters into a linked list and displays them in the reverse of the order in which they were read. E.g. if the list a->b->c->d then it will rearrange the list as d->c->b->a.

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