Create integer ArrayList. Ask user input for integer, which is used to append the elements for that number of times. Create a Java method named "repetition" which will pass two parameters – ArrayList and integer entered by user. In the method, elements are replicated for the number of times based on the value of the integer. For example, If you have an ArrayList with the values [21,25, 5] and the user inputs 3, the repetition method should print the value -- [21,25, 5,21,25,5,21,25,5]

Create integer ArrayList. Ask user input for integer, which is used to append the elements for that number of times. Create a Java method named "repetition" which will pass two parameters – ArrayList and integer entered by user. In the method, elements are replicated for the number of times based on the value of the integer. For example, If you have an ArrayList with the values [21,25, 5] and the user inputs 3, the repetition method should print the value -- [21,25, 5,21,25,5,21,25,5]

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter7: Using Methods

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Problem 10E

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