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This is the last of 6 homework assignments, and the entire assignment is worth 100 points. This is an abbreviated homework, so that you have plenty of time to work on your final project. This assignment focuses on arrays. The one programming exercise is worth 100 points. Check the course web page for TA office hours. If you need help, ask the TAs, come to office hours, make an appointment, etc. Instructions on what to hand in are provided in each section below. Programming Question - Processing Arrays - 100 points For this programming question, you'll write a single java file, with a main method, and two accessory methods. The pseudocode for the program is shown in Figure 1. This coding assignment is VERY similar to lab 8, so be sure to refer to it, if you have questions. The main method will: Page 1. Ask the user to specify how many double values he/she wants to tally 2. Create an array of appropriate size, and randomly generate double numbers to fill the array 3. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will sum and print to the screen the values of the array 4. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will calculate and output to the screen the average, maximum, and minimum values in the array Sum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void Prints the number of elements in the array and the sum of the entries CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Page 1 of 3 1 > of 3 ZOOM + Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void For the input array, calculates the average, maximum, and minimum entries, and prints/displays them to the user Main method 1. Set up Scanner Object 2. Ask user, "How many double numerical entries do you have?" 3. Read from the keyboard, the user's input, and save that into the variable sizeOfArray 4. Declare an array of size sizeOfArray 5. Use the Random number Class and walk over the array, and input into each slot, a random number 6. Invoke the SumMethod 7. Invoke the Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Figure 1: Pseudocode for a program that creates an array, and calculates the sum, average, maximum. and minimum values of the array This programming assignment is on purpose open-ended and quite vague. You need to: choose the name of the program choose the variable names etc. By this point of the quarter, you should be comfortable writing a short simple program to achieve a simple task. This portion of the homework can be completed with very few lines of code (fewer than 50). RUBRIC DO NOT ZIP FILES Item Processing Arrays Program compiles, no syntax errors Two methods written (plus main) Style and Formatting Commented CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Points Available 25 25 25 Page 2 of 3 Page < 2 > of 3 อ ZOOM + This is the last of 6 homework assignments, and the entire assignment is worth 100 points. This is an abbreviated homework, so that you have plenty of time to work on your final project. This assignment focuses on arrays. The one programming exercise is worth 100 points. Check the course web page for TA office hours. If you need help, ask the TAs, come to office hours, make an appointment, etc. Instructions on what to hand in are provided in each section below. Programming Question - Processing Arrays - 100 points For this programming question, you'll write a single java file, with a main method, and two accessory methods. The pseudocode for the program is shown in Figure 1. This coding assignment is VERY similar to lab 8, so be sure to refer to it, if you have questions. The main method will: Page 1. Ask the user to specify how many double values he/she wants to tally 2. Create an array of appropriate size, and randomly generate double numbers to fill the array 3. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will sum and print to the screen the values of the array 4. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will calculate and output to the screen the average, maximum, and minimum values in the array Sum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void Prints the number of elements in the array and the sum of the entries CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Page 1 of 3 1 > of 3 ZOOM + This is the last of 6 homework assignments, and the entire assignment is worth 100 points. This is an abbreviated homework, so that you have plenty of time to work on your final project. This assignment focuses on arrays. The one programming exercise is worth 100 points. Check the course web page for TA office hours. If you need help, ask the TAs, come to office hours, make an appointment, etc. Instructions on what to hand in are provided in each section below. Programming Question - Processing Arrays - 100 points For this programming question, you'll write a single java file, with a main method, and two accessory methods. The pseudocode for the program is shown in Figure 1. This coding assignment is VERY similar to lab 8, so be sure to refer to it, if you have questions. The main method will: Page 1. Ask the user to specify how many double values he/she wants to tally 2. Create an array of appropriate size, and randomly generate double numbers to fill the array 3. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will sum and print to the screen the values of the array 4. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will calculate and output to the screen the average, maximum, and minimum values in the array Sum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void Prints the number of elements in the array and the sum of the entries CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Page 1 of 3 1 > of 3 ZOOM + This is the last of 6 homework assignments, and the entire assignment is worth 100 points. This is an abbreviated homework, so that you have plenty of time to work on your final project. This assignment focuses on arrays. The one programming exercise is worth 100 points. Check the course web page for TA office hours. If you need help, ask the TAs, come to office hours, make an appointment, etc. Instructions on what to hand in are provided in each section below. Programming Question - Processing Arrays - 100 points For this programming question, you'll write a single java file, with a main method, and two accessory methods. The pseudocode for the program is shown in Figure 1. This coding assignment is VERY similar to lab 8, so be sure to refer to it, if you have questions. The main method will: Page 1. Ask the user to specify how many double values he/she wants to tally 2. Create an array of appropriate size, and randomly generate double numbers to fill the array 3. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will sum and print to the screen the values of the array 4. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will calculate and output to the screen the average, maximum, and minimum values in the array Sum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void Prints the number of elements in the array and the sum of the entries CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Page 1 of 3 1 > of 3 ZOOM + This is the last of 6 homework assignments, and the entire assignment is worth 100 points. This is an abbreviated homework, so that you have plenty of time to work on your final project. This assignment focuses on arrays. The one programming exercise is worth 100 points. Check the course web page for TA office hours. If you need help, ask the TAs, come to office hours, make an appointment, etc. Instructions on what to hand in are provided in each section below. Programming Question - Processing Arrays - 100 points For this programming question, you'll write a single java file, with a main method, and two accessory methods. The pseudocode for the program is shown in Figure 1. This coding assignment is VERY similar to lab 8, so be sure to refer to it, if you have questions. The main method will: Page 1. Ask the user to specify how many double values he/she wants to tally 2. Create an array of appropriate size, and randomly generate double numbers to fill the array 3. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will sum and print to the screen the values of the array 4. Invoke a method that takes as input an array of doubles, and which will calculate and output to the screen the average, maximum, and minimum values in the array Sum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void Prints the number of elements in the array and the sum of the entries CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Page 1 of 3 1 > of 3 ZOOM + Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void For the input array, calculates the average, maximum, and minimum entries, and prints/displays them to the user Main method 1. Set up Scanner Object 2. Ask user, "How many double numerical entries do you have?" 3. Read from the keyboard, the user's input, and save that into the variable sizeOfArray 4. Declare an array of size sizeOfArray 5. Use the Random number Class and walk over the array, and input into each slot, a random number 6. Invoke the SumMethod 7. Invoke the Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Figure 1: Pseudocode for a program that creates an array, and calculates the sum, average, maximum. and minimum values of the array This programming assignment is on purpose open-ended and quite vague. You need to: choose the name of the program choose the variable names etc. By this point of the quarter, you should be comfortable writing a short simple program to achieve a simple task. This portion of the homework can be completed with very few lines of code (fewer than 50). RUBRIC DO NOT ZIP FILES Item Processing Arrays Program compiles, no syntax errors Two methods written (plus main) Style and Formatting Commented CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Points Available 25 25 25 Page 2 of 3 Page < 2 > of 3 อ ZOOM + Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void For the input array, calculates the average, maximum, and minimum entries, and prints/displays them to the user Main method 1. Set up Scanner Object 2. Ask user, "How many double numerical entries do you have?" 3. Read from the keyboard, the user's input, and save that into the variable sizeOfArray 4. Declare an array of size sizeOfArray 5. Use the Random number Class and walk over the array, and input into each slot, a random number 6. Invoke the SumMethod 7. Invoke the Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Figure 1: Pseudocode for a program that creates an array, and calculates the sum, average, maximum. and minimum values of the array This programming assignment is on purpose open-ended and quite vague. You need to: choose the name of the program choose the variable names etc. By this point of the quarter, you should be comfortable writing a short simple program to achieve a simple task. This portion of the homework can be completed with very few lines of code (fewer than 50). RUBRIC DO NOT ZIP FILES Item Processing Arrays Program compiles, no syntax errors Two methods written (plus main) Style and Formatting Commented CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Points Available 25 25 25 Page 2 of 3 Page < 2 > of 3 อ ZOOM + Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void For the input array, calculates the average, maximum, and minimum entries, and prints/displays them to the user Main method 1. Set up Scanner Object 2. Ask user, "How many double numerical entries do you have?" 3. Read from the keyboard, the user's input, and save that into the variable sizeOfArray 4. Declare an array of size sizeOfArray 5. Use the Random number Class and walk over the array, and input into each slot, a random number 6. Invoke the SumMethod 7. Invoke the Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Figure 1: Pseudocode for a program that creates an array, and calculates the sum, average, maximum. and minimum values of the array This programming assignment is on purpose open-ended and quite vague. You need to: choose the name of the program choose the variable names etc. By this point of the quarter, you should be comfortable writing a short simple program to achieve a simple task. This portion of the homework can be completed with very few lines of code (fewer than 50). RUBRIC DO NOT ZIP FILES Item Processing Arrays Program compiles, no syntax errors Two methods written (plus main) Style and Formatting Commented CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Points Available 25 25 25 Page 2 of 3 Page < 2 > of 3 อ ZOOM + Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Takes as input an array of doubles Returns void For the input array, calculates the average, maximum, and minimum entries, and prints/displays them to the user Main method 1. Set up Scanner Object 2. Ask user, "How many double numerical entries do you have?" 3. Read from the keyboard, the user's input, and save that into the variable sizeOfArray 4. Declare an array of size sizeOfArray 5. Use the Random number Class and walk over the array, and input into each slot, a random number 6. Invoke the SumMethod 7. Invoke the Average, Maximum, Minimum Method Figure 1: Pseudocode for a program that creates an array, and calculates the sum, average, maximum. and minimum values of the array This programming assignment is on purpose open-ended and quite vague. You need to: choose the name of the program choose the variable names etc. By this point of the quarter, you should be comfortable writing a short simple program to achieve a simple task. This portion of the homework can be completed with very few lines of code (fewer than 50). RUBRIC DO NOT ZIP FILES Item Processing Arrays Program compiles, no syntax errors Two methods written (plus main) Style and Formatting Commented CS110, Tatiana Harrison, CWU, HW 6: Arrays Points Available 25 25 25 Page 2 of 3 Page < 2 > of 3 อ ZOOM +

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