Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
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- query the user for the size of an array of integers
- build an array of integers and fill it with random integer values. The values will range between 0 and 100
- display the array
- clone the array
- display the cloned array
- sort the cloned array
- display the original array and the sorted cloned array
- create another array that is double the size of the cloned array and copy the data from the cloned array into the new array. Then fill the remaining cells in the new array with random values. These will also range between 0 and 100.
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int[] newArray = new int[clone.lenght*2] - Write program in jva
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- Read array size n from user
- Declare an integer array 'a' of size n and store random integers in the range 0-100
- Print array 'a'
- Declare an integer array 'b' of size n and copy the values of array 'a' into array 'b'
- Print array 'b'
- Sort the array 'b'
- Print array 'a' and array 'b' after sorting
- Declare an integer array 'c' of size 2*n
- Copy the elements of sorted array into 1st n places of array c and then store the random values in the 0-100 in the remaining n places
- Stop
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