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Import it into Eclipse. Finish the code so the output looks like the output below. Do the coding in Eclipse and Java.

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static String States[] = new String[50];
static String Capitals[] = new String[50];
static int MyNumbers[] = new int[10];
static Student AllStudents[] = new Student[10];
static int totalstudents = 0;
static Student pupil = null;

public static void LoadStates() {
States[0] = "Alabama";
Capitals[0] = "Montgomery";
States[1] = "Alaska";
Capitals[1] = "Juneau";
States[2] = "Arizona";
Capitals[2] = "Phoenix";
States[3] = "Arkansas";
Capitals[3] = "Little Rock";
States[4] = "California";
Capitals[4] = "Sacramento";
States[5] = "Colorado";
Capitals[5] = "Denver";
States[6] = "Connecticut";
Capitals[6] = "Hartford";
States[7] = "Delaware";
Capitals[7] = "Dover";
States[8] = "Florida";
Capitals[8] = "Tallahassee";
States[9] = "Georgia";
Capitals[9] = "Atlanta";
States[10] = "Hawaii";
Capitals[10] = "Honolulu";
States[11] = "Idaho";
Capitals[11] = "Boise";
States[12] = "Illinois";
Capitals[12] = "Springfield";
States[13] = "Indiana";
Capitals[13] = "Indianapolis";
States[14] = "Iowa";
Capitals[14] = "Des Moines";
States[15] = "Kansas";
Capitals[15] = "Topeka";
States[16] = "Kentucky";
Capitals[16] = "Frankfort";
States[17] = "Louisiana";
Capitals[17] = "Baton Rouge";
States[18] = "Maine";
Capitals[18] = "Augusta";
States[19] = "Maryland";
Capitals[19] = "Annapolis";
States[20] = "Massachusetts";
Capitals[20] = "Boston";
States[21] = "Michigan";
Capitals[21] = "Lansing";
States[22] = "Minnesota";
Capitals[22] = "St. Paul";
States[23] = "Mississippi";
Capitals[23] = "Jackson";
States[24] = "Missouri";
Capitals[24] = "Jefferson City";
States[25] = "Montana";
Capitals[25] = "Helena";
States[26] = "Nebraska";
Capitals[26] = "Lincoln";
States[27] = "Nevada";
Capitals[27] = "Carson City";
States[28] = "New Hampshire";
Capitals[28] = "Concord";
States[29] = "New Jersey";
Capitals[29] = "Trenton";
States[30] = "New Mexico";
Capitals[30] = "Santa Fe";
States[31] = "New York";
Capitals[31] = "Albany";
States[32] = "North Carolina";
Capitals[32] = "Raleigh";
States[33] = "North Dakota";
Capitals[33] = "Bismarck";
States[34] = "Ohio";
Capitals[34] = "Columbus";
States[35] = "Oklahoma";
Capitals[35] = "Oklahoma City";
States[36] = "Oregon";
Capitals[36] = "Salem";
States[37] = "Pennsylvania";
Capitals[37] = "Harrisburg";
States[38] = "Rhode Island";
Capitals[38] = "Providence";
States[39] = "South Carolina";
Capitals[39] = "Columbia";
States[40] = "South Dakota";
Capitals[40] = "Pierre";
States[41] = "Tennessee";
Capitals[41] = "Nashville";
States[42] = "Texas";
Capitals[42] = "Austin";
States[43] = "Utah";
Capitals[43] = "Salt Lake City";
States[44] = "Vermont";
Capitals[44] = "Montpelier";
States[45] = "Virginia";
Capitals[45] = "Richmond";
States[46] = "Washington";
Capitals[46] = "Olympia";
States[47] = "West Virginia";
Capitals[47] = "Charleston";
States[48] = "Wisconsin";
Capitals[48] = "Madison";
States[49] = "Wyoming";
Capitals[49] = "Cheyenne";
}

public static void LoadMyNumbers() {
Random rand = new Random();
int min = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < MyNumbers.length; i++) {
MyNumbers[i] = rand.nextInt((100 - min) + 1) + min;
}
}

public static void PrintMyNumbers() {
String s = "print array of numbers";
// fill in code here

JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, s);
}

public static void SearchStates() {
String inputstring1 = "Press Cancel to finish - What is the Capital of: ";
String finalinputstring = "";
String correctoutputmsg = "";
String outputmsg = "search states";
String msg = "";
String caps = "";
String Answer = "X";
int countright = 0;
Boolean keepgoing = true;
int row = 0;

while (keepgoing) {
// fill in code here

keepgoing = false;
}
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, outputmsg);

}

public static int Sum(int N) {
int total = 0;

// fill in code here

return total;
}

public static void Average() {
String outputmsg = "The average of ";
int x = 0, y = 0, z = 0;
double ave;
// fill in code here

String Answer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What is X?");
x = Integer.parseInt(Answer);

Answer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What is Y?");
y = Integer.parseInt(Answer);

Answer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What is Z?");
z = Integer.parseInt(Answer);

JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, outputmsg);
}

public static void AddStudents() {
//you do not need to edit this code in this method
AllStudents[totalstudents] = new Student("Dr. Roger Webster", totalstudents, 60, 12);
totalstudents++;
AllStudents[totalstudents] = new Student("John Smith", totalstudents, 45, 12);
totalstudents++;
AllStudents[totalstudents] = new Student("Susan Smith", totalstudents, 45, 12);
totalstudents++;
AllStudents[totalstudents] = new Student("Tom Brady", totalstudents, 100, 25);
totalstudents++;

}

public static void PrintAllStudents() {
String outputmsg = "print each student here..";
// fill in code here
for (int i = 0; i < totalstudents; i++) {

JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, outputmsg);
}
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
// fill in code
String outputmsg = " ";
double average = 0;
int N = 0;

// code a Java method/function called Sum that reads in an integer n
// returns the sum of the numbers from 1 to n. For example, if the
// user enters 5, the code will add up the numbers 1+2+3+4+5 and return the
// value 15. You will need an input dialog box for N.
// if the user types 7 for N then the loop needs to add up all nums from 1 to N
String Answer = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("What is N?");

int total = Sum(N);
outputmsg = "The sum of " + N + " is: " + total;
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, outputmsg);

// Write a Java program piece that asks the user for three integers called x,
// y,z
// then outputs the average of these values.
// The output value should be a double value, not an integer.
Average();

// Write a Java method/function that will print out the all the
// integers in the array called int MyNumbers[] = new int[10];
LoadMyNumbers();
PrintMyNumbers();

// a Java method/function called PrintAllStudents() that
// prints out all the students in the array:
// Student AllStudents[] = new Student[10];
AddStudents();
PrintAllStudents();

// ur code Java method/function called SearchStates that shows the user
// a state and then asks the user to type in the capital. It tells you if you
// are
// correct. For example, if the user enters Boston for Massachusetts,
// the code will pop up yes you are correct, else it says you are wrong and
// shows the correct answer.

LoadStates();
SearchStates();

}
}

student.java

// the private data members
private int idNumber;
private int hours;
private int points;
private String name = "";

// Constructor default
Student(String Name) {
idNumber = 0;
points = 0;
hours = 0;
name = Name;
}

// Constructor 2
Student(String Name, int in_idNumber, int in_points, int in_hours) {
idNumber = in_idNumber;
points = in_points;
hours = in_hours;
name = Name;
}
// end of constructor added in part c

// the public get and set methods

public void setIDnumber(int number) {
idNumber = number;
}

public String getName() {
return name;
}

public int getIDnumber() {
return idNumber;
}

public void setHours(int number) {
hours = number;
}

public int getHours() {
return hours;
}

public void setPoints(int number) {
points = number;
}

public int getPoints() {
return points;
}

public double getGradePoint() {
return (points * 1.0 / hours);

}
}

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