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  You can now construct different sort orders in your code by using List.sort() with a Comparator parameter, as the List class now implements the new Comparator interface. For sorting and locale-sensitive comparisons, use the new Collator class's getInstance function. due to the fact that locale-sensitive sorting's outcomes can change depending on who runs the code. utilizing it in code that anticipates a specific sort order or in triggers, let's see with an example To sort the employees by name in this example, let's construct a class called Employee with two properties: a name and an id. Since the name property is private, we will use the getName function to retrieve the employee's name. public class Employee { private Long id; private String name; //Constructor public Employee(Long i, String n){ id=i; name=n; } public String getName() { return name;} } Now, to add the sorting logic, we will create a class named N...