Create a class named Problem1, the program (Java) would do the following: -The program prompts the user to enter a positive integer n. The program must error check (keep prompting and reading integers until you get a positive integer n). -The program then will create an array with n elements, and prompt the user to enter n elements and store them in that array. - The program should print all the elements of the array on the same line separated by spaces. -The program should find and print the maximum integer entered, the minimum integer entered and the average of all integers entered.-The program should print all the elements that are greater than the average. - The program should print all the elements that are greater than the last element of the array. - The program should print all the array elements on the same line separated by spaces THIS TIME IN REVERSE ORDER (last to first).

USING java: Create a simple Tic Tac Toe game designed for one player (against computer). you will need to create arrays and functions to complete this program.  The first screen should ask the user for his name, print a welcome message, and display an empty 3x3 Tic Tac Toe board. Then, the program should ask the user to put the coordinates of his move. once the user enters the coordinates, the program should respond accordingly with a print of the user's move and the computer's move. this should go on until a winning pattern is found.  Key steps: Game board is designed, user inputs taken and marked on the board, validate the inputs that no two inputs at the same place and out of range, check the winner/loser and complete the game.

Part 2: Coding 1. Write a complete Java program named FindAverage that contains the following: a. A main method that asks the user to provide the number of rows and columns for a 2- dimensional array of integers. b. A main method calls the getArray() method that creates the 2D array of specified size and populates it with random values from 0 to 100. c. A main method prints the elements of the 2D array created by getArray(). d. A main method calls the printAverage method that will: i. Receive the two-dimensional array as input ii. Calculate the average of elements in this array iii. Display the average on the console. The average of all elements should be formatted as xxx.XX. Hint: you can print the 2D array at any point in the program using either traditional for loop, foreach loop or available methods in java.util package. e. Add comments to your program. Start your program with the following header: *** *** ***** /**** ***