Write a JAVA contains method for a linked implementation of a sorted list.
#This method is written from the implementation perspective, meaning it would go inside of the LinkedSortedList class.
This means we have access to firstNode and numberOfEntries.
#write an efficient solution. This will involve directly accessing the linked structure rather than only invoking existing methods.
You can assume T is Comparable.
#The method header is:
public boolean contains(T anEntry)
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