• Write a Java class namedaMergeSortDoubles.javathat accepts an integer command line argument
• Use that integer argument to create an array of Doubles (use the Wrapper class)
• Initialize the array with double values in the range of the length of the array

• For example, if the array length is 10, each value can be 1.0-10.0
• Use a loop to display each random value of the array, labeled as "Random array..."
• Use a row of hyphens "----------------------" to separate the label from output
• Since doubles can be long, consider using println() to put a value on each line rather than only print()
• Use theMerge.sort(array)method to sort the values in the array

Use a loop to display each sorted value of the array, labeled as "Merge-sorted array..."

• Use a row of hyphens "----------------------" to separate the label from output
• Since doubles can be long, consider using println() to put a value on each line rather than only print()
• Run the program at least three times, each with a different value for the array length, then copy and paste the results into an output file. See follow-up question for submitting the OUTPUT file.
• Here is a sample run:
• java-algs4 aMergeSortDoubles 3
• Random array...
• ------
• 1.2633458343451707
• 0.4002266109760163
• 0.1365140849236074
• Merge-sorted array...
• ------
• 0.1365140849236074
• 0.4002266109760163
• 1.2633458343451707
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