A ring is a collection of items that has a reference to a current item. An operation —let’s call it advance —moves the reference to the next item in the collection. When the reference reaches the last...

A ring is a collection of items that has a reference to a current item. An operation —let’s call it advance —moves the reference to the next item in the collection. When the reference reaches the last item, the next advance operation will move the reference back to the first item. A ring also has operations to get the current item, add an item, and remove an item. The details of where an item is added and which one is removed are up to you. Design a class to represent a ring of strings. Specify each operation by stating its purpose, by describing its parameters, and by writing a pseudocode version of its header. Then write a Java interface for the ring that includes javadoc-style comments.