Write a Java program (One class with a main method) to do the following: 1. Ask the user to enter an integer (n) 2. Declare an array of size n with integer data type. 3. Ask the user to enter the values of the array. 4. Create another array with of size n with integer data type. 5. Make a copy of the first array to the second array but in reverse order (e.g., the last element in the first array should be store in the first element in the second array and so on). 6. Output values stored in the two arrays. 7. Find and output how many values in both arrays are equal based on the index number, i.e. count matching values of two arrays based on same index value AND the element value of the array. Sample Input/output Enter n:4 Enter array values: 1234 First Array :1 234 Second Array:4 321 # of Equal values = 0 Enter n:5 Enter array values: 12345 First Array :1 2345 Second Array:5 4321 # of Equal values = 1

Write a Java program (One class with a main method) to do the following: 1. Ask the user to enter an integer (n) 2. Declare an array of size n with integer data type. 3. Ask the user to enter the values of the array. 4. Create another array with of size n with integer data type. 5. Make a copy of the first array to the second array but in reverse order (e.g., the last element in the first array should be store in the first element in the second array and so on). 6. Output values stored in the two arrays. 7. Find and output how many values in both arrays are equal based on the index number, i.e. count matching values of two arrays based on same index value AND the element value of the array. Sample Input/output Enter n:4 Enter array values: 1234 First Array :1 234 Second Array:4 321 # of Equal values = 0 Enter n:5 Enter array values: 12345 First Array :1 2345 Second Array:5 4321 # of Equal values = 1

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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