Java Coding Only. Thank you.

Write a java program that takes a list of numeric grades and then takes any single grade and displays

what the rank of the single grade is compared to the list of grades previously entered. Here are the

specifications:

$1.$ Accept a list of grades $($Assume $30$ max$)$ of type integer. The list will be part of the command

line.

$2.$ Get a single grade $($from $0-100)$ of type integer.

$3.$ Compare single grade to the list of grades and output what the rank of the single grade is$.$

$4.$ Keep getting single grades from user until a negative $($i$.$e$.-1)$ grade is entered.

Example:

java ClassRank $759767878377$

Enter Single Grade: $80$

Class Rank $=4$

Enter Single Grade: $87$

Class Rank $=2($tie$)$

Enter Single Grade: $-1$

program terminated

Requirements:

$1.$ Get the list of grades from the command line. Look at page $274$ in text to see how to do

that. Convert list from string to integer.

$2.$ Use a bubble sort to sort list of numbers. See link in this Moodle section for how to implement a

bubble sort.

$3.$ If single grade matches a grade on the list, display $($tie$)$ along with the rank

Some Psudocode to help:

$1)$ Read list of values from the command line and store them in an array Value: $(745680958882)$ Position: $0-5.$ Create a Bubble Sort for the algorithm you can use. $3)$ Send the array to the bubble sort method and sort it in Descending order $4)$ Create a loop that gets single grades from the user. Exit the loop if it$$s a negative number $.$

a$.$ Get a single grade b$.$ Start at position $0$ c$.$ Is array$[$position$]>=$ single grade? d$.$ If it is $$ Is array$[$position$]=$ single grade? $$ Yes: Print $$Class Rank is Tied at $($position$+1)$ No: Print $$Class Rank is $($position$+1)$ Else $$ Increment Position by $1$ Position Value $074156280395488582$ Position Value $095188282380474556$ Get a single grade $$ If single grade isn$$t negative, continue loop from step c$.$