
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Create an array with the values: 99, 55, 87, 21, 3, using any method
Create a second array
Copy the elements of the first array to the second
Change an element of the first array.
Print both arrays
I am not able to copy elements
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D Mylistjava
1 package array;
2 import java.util.Arrays;
3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 {
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<terminated> gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\
Array element before change:
First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Array element after change:
> EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13]
v src
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v # (default package)
> D methods.java
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3};
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v 3 array
99 55 77 21 3
> D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java
> D gandhrut_Lab71.java
> D gandhrut_lab75.java
> D Mylist.java
int[] secondArr = new int[5];
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//Copying the element of first array to second array;
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secondArr = firstArr;
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System.out.println("Array element before change:");
System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr));
System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr));
firstArr [2] = 77;
System.out.println("Array element after change:");
for (int i = 0; i < firstArr.length; i ++)
System.out.print(firstArr[i] +" " );
System.out.println();|
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}
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25:30 :773
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Transcribed Image Text:e eclipse-workspace - methods/src/array/gandhrut_Lab7_3.java - Eclipse IDE
File Edit Source Refactor Navigate Search Project Run Window Help
D Mylistjava
1 package array;
2 import java.util.Arrays;
3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 {
D gandhrut_Lab71.java
D gandhrut_lab75.java
D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java 8
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<terminated> gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\
Array element before change:
First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Array element after change:
> EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13]
v src
4
v # (default package)
> D methods.java
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3};
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v 3 array
99 55 77 21 3
> D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java
> D gandhrut_Lab71.java
> D gandhrut_lab75.java
> D Mylist.java
int[] secondArr = new int[5];
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//Copying the element of first array to second array;
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secondArr = firstArr;
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System.out.println("Array element before change:");
System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr));
System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr));
firstArr [2] = 77;
System.out.println("Array element after change:");
for (int i = 0; i < firstArr.length; i ++)
System.out.print(firstArr[i] +" " );
System.out.println();|
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}
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29 }
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25:30 :773
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D Mylistjava
1 package array;
2 import java.util.Arrays;
3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 {
D gandhrut_Lab71.java
D gandhrut_lab75.java
D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java 8
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<terminated> gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\
Array element before change:
First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Array element after change:
> EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13]
v src
4
v # (default package)
> D methods.java
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3};
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v 3 array
99 55 77 21 3
> D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java
> D gandhrut_Lab71.java
> D gandhrut_lab75.java
> D Mylist.java
int[] secondArr = new int[5];
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//Copying the element of first array to second array;
# methods
secondArr = firstArr;
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System.out.println("Array element before change:");
System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr));
System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr));
firstArr [2] = 77;
System.out.println("Array element after change:");
for (int i = 0; i < firstArr.length; i ++)
System.out.print(firstArr[i] +" " );
System.out.println();|
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27
}
28
29 }
30
25:30 :773
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Transcribed Image Text:e eclipse-workspace - methods/src/array/gandhrut_Lab7_3.java - Eclipse IDE
File Edit Source Refactor Navigate Search Project Run Window Help
D Mylistjava
1 package array;
2 import java.util.Arrays;
3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 {
D gandhrut_Lab71.java
D gandhrut_lab75.java
D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java 8
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v methods
<terminated> gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\
Array element before change:
First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3]
Array element after change:
> EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13]
v src
4
v # (default package)
> D methods.java
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3};
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v 3 array
99 55 77 21 3
> D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java
> D gandhrut_Lab71.java
> D gandhrut_lab75.java
> D Mylist.java
int[] secondArr = new int[5];
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//Copying the element of first array to second array;
# methods
secondArr = firstArr;
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System.out.println("Array element before change:");
System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr));
System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr));
firstArr [2] = 77;
System.out.println("Array element after change:");
for (int i = 0; i < firstArr.length; i ++)
System.out.print(firstArr[i] +" " );
System.out.println();|
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}
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29 }
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25:30 :773
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