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Write a Java Program that allows the user to enter an arbitrary number of integer grades from the keyboard. Each grade should be added to an ArrayList called grades. Stop inputting grades when -1 is entered. The program should then iterate through the ArrayList, calculate the average grade, and output it along with the minimum and the maximum grade value.
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