Print Range Skip One Java Assuming int variables start and end have been declared and initialized,...

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Print Range Skip One Java Assuming int variables start and end have been declared and initialized, write a snippet of code (not a function) that prints the numbers from start to end, inclusive, one on each line. However, you should skip a value if it is equal to skip, an int variable that has also been declared and initialized. So if start and end were 4 and 8 and skip was &, it would print: 4578 Note that end may be less than start, in which case you should not print anything. If start and end are equal, you should print that single value, as long as it is not skip. skip may also not be in the range, in which case you should print all values. WORKING PREVIOUS Given an int[] named array that is previously declared and initialized, write a snippet of code (not a method), that prints a line with the count of the number of values in array that are even. You can test whether a value is even using the remainder operator: value % 2 == 0. Print Range Skip One Java Assuming int variables start and end have been declared and initialized, write a snippet of code (not a function) that prints the numbers from start to end, inclusive, one on each line. However, you should skip a value if it is equal to skip, an int variable that has also been declared and initialized. So if start and end were 4 and 8 and skip was &, it would print: 4578 Note that end may be less than start, in which case you should not print anything. If start and end are equal, you should print that single value, as long as it is not skip. skip may also not be in the range, in which case you should print all values. WORKING PREVIOUS Given an int[] named array that is previously declared and initialized, write a snippet of code (not a method), that prints a line with the count of the number of values in array that are even. You can test whether a value is even using the remainder operator: value % 2 == 0.