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Consider the following recursive tree structure of a CompositeGraphic object. Implement a complete Java program that creates and prints this CompositeGraphic object using Composite Pattern. Your implementation should include an interface called Component that defines a print() method, a class representing CompositeGraphic, a class representing a leaf called Circle, and a tester class. The tester creates the CompositeGraphic object represented by the following recursive tree structure and prints "Circle" 4 times. Note that this is a console application without using GUI.

          Consider the following recursive tree structure of a CompositeGraphic object. Implement a complete Java program that
creates and prints this CompositeGraphic object using Composite Pattern. Your implementation should include an interface
called Component that defines a print() method, a class representing CompositeGraphic, a class representing a leaf called Circle,
and a tester class. The tester creates the CompositeGraphic object represented by the following recursive tree structure and
prints "Circle" 4 times. Note that this is a console application without using GUI.

Consider the following recursive tree structure of a CompositeGraphic object. Implement a complete Java program that
creates and prints this CompositeGraphic object using Composite Pattern. Your implementation should include an interface
called Component that defines a print() method, a class representing CompositeGraphic, a class representing a leaf called Circle,
and a tester class. The tester creates the CompositeGraphic object represented by the following recursive tree structure and
prints "Circle" 4 times. Note that this is a console application without using GUI.

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