
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Part1: Read an integer input from the user and save it to a variable 'size'.
- Use the variable 'size' to initialize an array of length size
- Next read in integer inputs from the user and save each incoming integer to the next
available position in your array.
- Continue until your array is full.
- Note: You will need to conditionally check if you have received the number of inputs
you need from the user to fill the array.
Print the contents of the full array.
Part 2: Create a method which generates and prints “n” random numbers. The method takes an int parameter indicating how many random numbers to print. Use a loop.
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