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Undirected Grаphs Prоgrаmming We sаy that a graph is 2-cоlоrable if there is a way to label each node with a color in such a way that no node is adjacent to another of the same color. That is, the colors alternate. Implement a method to check if an undirected graph is 2-colorable and generate labels for the graph; use the method signature below. Your answer should maintain an array called color that stores the color of each vertex as it processes the graph. If it is successful, the contents of the array will be a coloring of the graph. Assume that you are using the standard Graph ADT discussed in class, have the following globals (marked, colors) already available, and the graph is connected. Do not import any packages. enum Color {RED, GREEN, UNLABELED;} boolean[] marked = new boolean[G.V()]; Color[] colors = new Color[G.V()]; bool isTwoColorable(Graph G) { //assume every index in colors is set to UNLABELED initally. //start algorithm by beginning at node 0 and coloring it RED if(isTwoColorable(G, RED, 0)) return colors;//returns the coloring of the nodes if the graph is two colorable else; return null; //indicates graph is not two colorable } boolean isTwoColorable(Graph G, Color c, int v) { //TODO: IMPLEMENT ME.