In Java code  Write Java program that creates two arrays of type integer 10 elements each (fill the first one with odd values 0 – 100, the  second with even values from 50 – 150). You need to make a class for the array (separate class call it SimpleArray class). The driver class instantiates two objects for the two arrays as follows: SimpleArray a1 = new SimpleArray(10); //**this code in the driver class to creates the first array of 10 integer  elements. The class SimpleArray contains all the methods (operations) that you need to do in the array, for example:  int mx1 = a1.maxx(); //*** this to get the maximum value in the first array. (a) print the two arrays. (b) print the min, max, and average values in each array. Please implement this program and  provide two sample runs as screen shots.

In C# Use a one-dimensional array to solve the following problem. Write a class called ScoreFinder. This class receives a single dimensional integer array representing passer ratings for NFL players as an argument for its constructor. The test class will provides this argument. The test class then calls upon a method from the ScoreFinder class to start the process of finding a specific rating, which will be provided by the user. The method will iterate through the array and find any matching values. For all the matches that are found, the method will note the index of the cell along with its value. At completion, the method will print a list of all the indices and the associated scores along with a count of all the matching values.

JAVA PROGRAM Chapter 7. PC #1. Rainfall Class Write a RainFall class that stores the total rainfall for each of 12 months into an array of doubles. The program should have methods that return the following: • the total rainfall for the year • the average monthly rainfall • the month with the most rain • the month with the least rain Demonstrate the class in a complete program. Main class name: RainFall (no package name)   HERE IS  A WORKING CODE, PLEASE MODIFY THIS CODE SO THE PUBLIC CLASS IS MAIN AND WERE EVER THERE IS MAIN IN THE CHANGE IT SO IT RUNS. ALSO, MAKE SURE WHEN I UPLOAD THE CODE TO HYPERGRADE IT PASSES ALL THE TEST CASES. THANK YOU   import java.util.Scanner;public class Main {        private double[] rainfall = new double[12];    public Main(double[] rainfall) {        this.rainfall = rainfall;    }    public double getTotalRainfall() {        double total = 0.0;        for(double rain : rainfall) {            total += rain;        }…

In C++ Create a class called Student. Each student should have a name and ID number (an int).  They should also have a ptr to a dynamic array called Grades.  The public methods for Student should be: getName, setName, getID, setID, setGrades, getGrades.  In the constructor you should initialize Grades to be an array of size 4 with the values 0 for each position. Make sure that you use THIS properly. Create 2 students, assign one object to another and show that when you assign grades to one it effects the other equally.

array of Payroll ObjectsDesign a PayRoll class that has data members for an employee’shourly pay rate and number of hours worked. Write a program withan array of seven PayRoll objects. The program should read thenumber of hours each employee worked and their hourly pay ratefrom a file and call class functions to store this information in theappropriate objects. It should then call a class function, once foreach object, to return the employee’s gross pay, so this informationcan be displayed.