// Missing imports, just for demonstration use.

public final class Recipe{

private String name;

private List<Ingredient> ingredients;

private List<Step> steps;

public Recipe(String name, Ingredient[] ingredients, Step[] steps){

this.name = name;

ingredients = new ArrayList<>();

for (Ingredient ingredient : ingredients) {

this.ingredients.add(ingredient);

}

steps = new ArrayList<>();

for (Step step : steps) {

this.steps.add(step);

}

}

public List<Ingredient> getIngredients(){

return new ArrayList<Ingredient>(ingredients);

// Defensive copy, assuming the Ingredient and Step classes are immutable designed.

}

public String getName(){

return name; // String is immutable, no need for defensive copy.

}

public List<Step> getSteps(){

return new ArrayList<Step>(steps); // Defensive copy, what if the Step Class is mutable?

}

}