4. Give the class definition of ArrayChecker which has an integer array variable arr. This has 2 methods a. Constructor which take an integer parameter numElements and reads all the numElements from the user using Scanner class into arr. b. public boolean checkConsecutiveValues (int n), which checks whether arr has atleast n consecutive elements with the same values. (it is enough if it returns the first occurrence of n consecutive elements) (Write only the class definition of ArrayChecker) Eg. 1234555 5 10, if n = 4, this has four consecutive 5s, return true 10 12 111 11456666. If n-3, this has 3 consecutive 1s, return true. 10 12 111 11456666. Ifn-7, then return false

4. Give the class definition of ArrayChecker which has an integer array variable arr. This has 2 methods a. Constructor which take an integer parameter numElements and reads all the numElements from the user using Scanner class into arr. b. public boolean checkConsecutiveValues (int n), which checks whether arr has atleast n consecutive elements with the same values. (it is enough if it returns the first occurrence of n consecutive elements) (Write only the class definition of ArrayChecker) Eg. 1234555 5 10, if n = 4, this has four consecutive 5s, return true 10 12 111 11456666. If n-3, this has 3 consecutive 1s, return true. 10 12 111 11456666. Ifn-7, then return false

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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