Create and 1. Write a JAVA program to prints set of squares based on widths stored in an array. Follow these instructions:  Ask the user for the number of squares that needs to be printed Make an array (based on the number of squares) and populate it with widths  Ask the user for widths and store them in an array  Have squares printed (using any char.r (e.g. asterisk)) based on widths that you stored in the array

Create and 1. Write a JAVA program to prints set of squares based on widths stored in an array. Follow these instructions:  Ask the user for the number of squares that needs to be printed Make an array (based on the number of squares) and populate it with widths  Ask the user for widths and store them in an array  Have squares printed (using any char.r (e.g. asterisk)) based on widths that you stored in the array

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter6: Arrays

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