The program should perform the following steps: 1. Ask the user to enter integer N between 7 and 77. 2. The program should then create an array (not a list) of size N 3. The program then should create N random numbers between 1 and 100. Assume this number is called R. For each random number R A. if R is even, place the number R starting at the end of the array. B. if R is odd, the then that number is written to the array from the start index 0. C. continue until the all random numbers are generated 4. The program should print out the array at the end 5. Program will exit • Make sure you comment your program in your source code file. • Make sure you clean extra comments • Make sure you use the best practices in writing your program o Example:Prompt the user with a message for the input o Use methods rather than eveything in Main. o Variables names and methods names (identifiers) should semantically reflect their purpose Catch any runtime error (if any)

The program should perform the following steps: 1. Ask the user to enter integer N between 7 and 77. 2. The program should then create an array (not a list) of size N 3. The program then should create N random numbers between 1 and 100. Assume this number is called R. For each random number R A. if R is even, place the number R starting at the end of the array. B. if R is odd, the then that number is written to the array from the start index 0. C. continue until the all random numbers are generated 4. The program should print out the array at the end 5. Program will exit • Make sure you comment your program in your source code file. • Make sure you clean extra comments • Make sure you use the best practices in writing your program o Example:Prompt the user with a message for the input o Use methods rather than eveything in Main. o Variables names and methods names (identifiers) should semantically reflect their purpose Catch any runtime error (if any)

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter8: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9PE

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