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5. Using the following declarations and a member of the Array class, int [ ] bAr

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Question

5. Using the following declarations and a member of the Array class,

int [ ] bArray = new int [10];

int location;

Using a method in the Array class, write a statement that would change the order of the elements in the bArray array. The contents of the first cell should hold what was in the last cell. The second cell should hold what was in the next to last cell.

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HINT: You must write the full statement which includes a call to a method in the Array class.

6. ____________ would create an array declaration to hold the names of five font strings. Use font as your identifier. HINT: Your declaration must be syntactically correct, complete with an ending semicolon.

7. _____________ would create an array declaration and do a compile-time initialization to hold the 5 most common single character middle initials. The most common are A, N, R, S and T. Use middleInitial as your identifier. HINT: Your declaration must be syntactically correct, complete with an ending semicolon.

8. Assume you have a method heading that reads

public static void DoSomething (int [ ] temp)

A call to invoke the method sending in the array would look like:

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HINT: Your declaration must be syntactically correct, complete with an ending semicolon.

Explanation / Answer

Question 5

Answer:

for(location = 0;location<bArray.length/2;location++){

bArray[location] = bArray[bArray.length-1];

}

Question 6

Answer:

String font[] = new String[5];

Question 7

Answer:

int n = 5;

char middleInitial[] = new int[n];

Question 8

Answer:

int [ ] temp = new int[5];

DoSomething (temp );

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