Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Write a Java code that read 8 positive integers from the user and store them in an array. The
asking user to enter positive values. Then, it finds the position (or index) of the maximum and
minimum values in the array, and swap them (move the max element to the position of the min,
and move the min element to the position of the max). Then it calculates the median of the
elements of this array (for this step an ascending order sort should be done before calculating the
median). Then run the code again for integer array of size
Loop and conditionals should be used
Transcribed Image Text:The output of array of size 8 should be as follow (note: user input is required):
The array length is: 8.
Please enter value for the array:
4
Please enter value for the array:
-2
Please enter a positive value:
55
Please enter value for the array:
67
Please enter value for the array:
-56
Please enter a positive value:
122
Please enter value for the array:
98
Please enter value for the array:
1
Please enter value for the array:
4
Please enter value for the array:
12
Before swapping the min max, the array is
4 55 67 122 98 1 4 12
The max is 122 and its location is 3
The min is 1 and its location is 5
After swapping the min max, the array is
4 55 67 1 98 122 4 12
The array sorted in Ascending Order: 1 4 4 12 55 67 98 122
The median is: 33.5
Transcribed Image Text:The output of array of size 7 should be as follow (note: user input is required):
The array length is: 7
Please enter value for the array:
3
Please enter value for the array:
44
Please enter value for the array:
-1
Please enter a positive value:
78
Please enter value for the array:
12
Please enter value for the array:
81
Please enter value for the array:
123
Please enter value for the array:
97
Before swapping the min max, the array is
3 44 78 12 81 123 97
The max is 123 and its location is 5
The min is 3 and its location is
After swapping the min max, the array is
123 44 78 12 81 3 97
The array sorted in Ascending Order: 3 12 44 78 81 97 123
The median is: 78.0
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