How many times would the outer loop of the BubbleSort function in Section 9.5.1 run if an array was already in sequential order?

Write a Java program that will allow the user to play a hangman game repeatedly until theychoose to stop. The game should randomly choose a secret word from a pre-set list of wordsfor the user to guess. Store the list of words available for play in an array so you can randomlychoose them by index during game play.During a turn, the user will guess one letter at a time. Each letter in the secret word shoulddisplay as an asterisk until the letter is guessed by the user. When a correct letter is guessed,the letter should be displayed in the correct position in place of the asterisk. The user hangshimself with the 8th wrong guess and loses the game.Make a character array to hold the characters and asterisks representing the word beingguessed. You can change the contents of this array as the letters are guessed and revealed. Inother words, this array can be used to display the current state of the secret word each round.Here is the list of words the game should choose from for the secret…

Given the code: float grades[10] = {4.4, 3.3, 2.2, 1.1, 0.0}; 1. Write a loop to print the entire array to the console. 2. Write the output of this code (what you see in the console when the loop runs).

Given an array arr of type int, along with two int variables i and j, write some code that swaps the values of arr[i] and arr[j]. Declare any additional variables as necessary.

Write a program that does the following: 1. prompts the user to guess a letter in a hard-coded word 2. validates the input 3. adds the letter to a two-dimensional array that stores the guessed letter (string) and the number of times that letter has been guessed (int). If the letter is already in the list, then the list should be updated accordingly (i.e., no duplicate letters in the list!) The list will follow this format: [[guessed letter 1, number of guesses],[guessed letter2, number of guesses],...] Example: [[“a”, 3], [“e”, 2], [“c”, 1]] Hint : this will require iterating over the list, remember that the character is always in position [x][0] 4. check if the character is in the word 5. outputs if the character is in the word and the number of times this character has been guessed 6. the program should continue to prompt the user until they enter ‘quit’   Output example:    #the word is kookaburra Enter a letter: a The letter ‘a’ is in the word Number of times guessed the letter…