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Java structure problem Consider two arrays A and B, each storing n different int

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Question

Java structure problem

Consider two arrays A and B, each storing n different integer values. All values in A and B are different. In both arrays the values are sorted in increasing order. Write an algorithm that merges A and B and stores their values in an array C in such a way that the first n values in C are sorted in increasing order and the last n values are sorted in decreasing order. For example, if A and B are as follows: Then array C must be this: You cannot use any auxiliary data structures and you must write the complete algorithm (you cannot invoke algorithms for which you do not provide pseudocode).

Explanation / Answer

loop k= 0 to length(output_Array)-1

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