Write the method catch22(). * * Given an array of ints, return true if the array contains a 2 next to a 2, anywhere in the array. * * * * Examples: catch22({1, 2, 2}) returns true catch22({1, 2, 1, 2}) returns false catch22({2, 1, 2}) returns false @param nums the array to search. @return true if two adjacent 2s are in the array. * * */ // TODO - Write the catch22 method here. public boolean catch22(int) nums) { return false; }

public class ArrayCommonOperations{    public static void main(String [] args)    {         //*** Task #1: Define and instantiate an array of integer numbers, with 10 elements         //*** Task #2: Fill in the array with integer numbers from 1 to 100         //*** Task #3:     define another array, named temp, and copy the initial array in it.        //*                This allows to preserve the original array         //*** Task #4:  Define the variables you need to calculate the following values,        //*                and initialize them with appropriate values.         //*** Task #5:     Print the original array         //*** Task #6:     Calculate the sum of all values         //*** Task #7:     Count the number of even values         //*** Task #8:     Calculate the minimum value in the array         //*** Task #9:     Calculate the maximum value in the array         //*** Task #10: Replace the elements that are divisible by 3, with their value plus 2         //*** Task #11:…

in java Create two arrays with same length n: - Array A with integer numbers that user will insert- Array B with random numbers from 0 to 100.- Find sum of both arrays,- Find maximum values of both array and compare them: .if maximum of 1 st is lower then maximum of 2nd array: print sums of both arrays.if maximum of 1st is greater then maximum of 2nd array print 2nd array (use println)otherwise print first array in reverse.

Complete the method endsInFive that takes as arguments a 2D-array of integers and an integer value that represents a column index in the array. endsInFive returns the number of values in the column that end in 5. It is possible that the array is ragged, meaning that the number of columns in each row is different. For example, 2 is returned if the following 2D-array is passed as the first argument of endsInFive and the integer 3 as the second argument (the values 25 and 115 end in five at column index 3).