Eclipse Java arrays Objective: To have some fun with arrays! What to do: Youre going to be making three JAVA classes. They are no related to each other, so you can turn them in as three separate text documents.

Program 1: MakeArrayLoop.java This program takes a number from the user (which ever method you would like to use) and then creates an array of 50 elements with the first element (element at index 0) being the number given by the usereach element after that will be the number + 1. For example, if the user enters 3 the program creates an array and assigns the values 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,etc in the array

Program 2: CommandLine.java This program takes command line arguments. The arguments are three words. Your program must output something similar to below: Command line arguments: Hello to you Console output: First word: Hello Second word: to Third word: you This must work for any three words Program 3: Sort Start with an array that has these numbers in this order (you can hardcode this into your program 1,4,2,65,3,21,17 Pick a sorting algorithm and program it!

After you finish above

Objective: To get comfortable with Exceptions What to do: Youre going to be modifying your code (all three files) from your array lab to include try catch blocks in each file. You must catch at least three types of exceptions total and each file needs to have code to catch exceptions in it.

Below is the specification from the lab Program 1: MakeArrayLoop.java This program takes a number from the user (which ever method you would like to use) and then creates an array of 50 elements with the first element (element at index 0) being the number given by the usereach element after that will be the number + 1.For example, if the user enters 3 the program creates an array and assigns the values 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,etc

in the array Program 2: CommandLine.java This program takes command line arguments. The arguments are three words. Your program must output something similar to below: Command line arguments: Hello to you Console output: First word: Hello Second word: to Third word: you This must work for any three words

Program 3: Sort Start with an array that has these numbers in this order (you can hardcode this into your program 1,4,2,65,3,21,17 Pick a sorting algorithm and program it!