Required Skills Inventory - Write a method that takes an argument and returns a value - Write a method that takes an array as an argument - Write a method that returns an array - Use a loop to iterate over the elements of an array - Use an index value to access an array element - Use an if statement to get the computer to make a decision Copyright 2021 Arizona State University - THIS CONTENT IS PROTECTED AND MAY NOT BE SHARED, UPLOADED, SOLD, OR DISTRIBUTED. Problem Deschiption and Given Info Write (define) a public stat ic method named is Sorted, that takes an Array of int as an argument. This method should retum the boolean value true if all the element values in the array are in ascending order, otherwise the method should return the boo tean value false For example, given the following Array declaration and instantiation: Int [1 myArray =(22,5005,400,333,1,9); isSorted (myArray) will return false You may wish to write some additional code to test your method. Problem Description and Given Info Write (define) a public stat ic method named isSorted, that takes an Array of int as an argument. This method should return the boolean value true if all the element values in the array are in ascending order, otherwise the method should return the boo lean value false. For example, given the following Array declaration and instantiation. int1}myArray={22,5005,400,333,1,9}; isSorted (myArray) will retum fatse You may wish to write some additional code to test your method. Hints You know that an array is not sorted if, for any two contiguous elements, the element at the lower index has a value that is larger than the value at the higher index. For example, the array {22,5005,400,333,1,9} is not sorted because the value at index 1 is larger than the value at index 2 . The array {1,9,22,333,400,5005} is sorted, because there is no such contiguous pair of elements. Please watch this video to see a student complete this problem. is.Socted-Worked Example Video (20.29)