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1. Write a class ArrayMethods, where the main method asks the user to enter the
num ber of inputs and stores them in an array called myList. Create a method
printArray that prints the array myList. Create another method copyArray that copies
the array using System.arraycopy, and multiplies each element in the copied array by
2, then finally returns the array to the main method. Invoke the printarray again to
print the array returned by copyArray. In summary, see below.
main method does: asks user for inputs and stores in array. Invoke printArray. Invoke copyArray.
Invoke printArray again.
printArray: void method, parameters passed is an array, prints an array
copyArray: array-returningmethod, parameters passedis an array, copies array, multiplies 2 to each
element in the copied array, returnsthe copied array
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