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in java Create two arrays with same length n:
- Array A with integer numbers that user will insert
- Array B with random numbers from 0 to 100.
- Find sum of both arrays,
- Find maximum values of both array and compare them:
.if maximum of 1 st is lower then maximum of 2nd array: print sums of both arrays
.if maximum of 1st is greater then maximum of 2nd array print 2nd array (use println)
otherwise print first array in reverse.
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