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// Step 4: Print the array list
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// Step 5: Add "rose", "daisy", and "violet" in that order
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// Step 6: Print the array list
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// Step 7: Add "petunia" at index 0
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// Step 8: Add "pansy" at index 2
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// Step 9: Print the array list
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// Step 10: Replace the element at index 2 with "marigold"
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//Step 11: Replace the last element with "zinnia"
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// Step 12: Print the array list
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Transcribed Image Text:11 public class Flowers
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public static void main(String[] args)
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// Step 3: Create an array list of String called garden
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// Step 4: Print the array list
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// Step 5: Add "rose", "daisy", and "violet" in that order
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// Step 6: Print the array list
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// Step 7: Add "petunia" at index 0
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// Step 8: Add "pansy" at index 2
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// Step 9: Print the array list
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// Step 10: Replace the element at index 2 with "marigold"
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//Step 11: Replace the last element with "zinnia"
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// Step 12: Print the array list
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Transcribed Image Text:// Step 7: Add "petunia" at index 0
// Step 8: Add
"pansy" at index 2
//Step 9: Print the array list
// Step 10: Replace the element at index 2 with "marigold"
// Step 11: Replace the last element with "zinnia"
// Step 12: Print the array list
// Step 13: Remove the second element and store the
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removed element in a variable flower
// Step 14: Print the removed element on one line
//Step 15: Print the array list
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