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- Assume that the temperatures will fall between -40 and 110, inclusive.
- You'll print the temperature and then the number of days for each temperature that was the high at least once. So your output will be in two columns.
- The key to this is that you'll have an array where the indices of the array represent the temperatures and the contents are the number of days where that temperature was the high.
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Implement the program you designed for prelab. Remember that you are using the indices
of the array to represent the temperatures and then storing the actual counts in the array.
Do not store any temperatures in an array. Your printout should not include any highs
that never appeared in the file, only values that actually show up in the file.
The temperatures will be read from the file temps.txt. Use the example code in
ArrayManager's fillArray method to help you write the file reading piece.
Call your program HighTemps.java. You may do this entire program in main if you wish.
Sample output:
Temperatures
Number of Days
-40
3
-10
1
-3
1
11
1
45
3
69
78
2
79
1
89
1
99
1
110
1
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