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Well maybe no prize but I would be grateful. Our class was assigned 2 array example programs with key bits of code missing. Iv'e understood everything pretty well up till this point, but arrays have me confused. I've spent hours on these things but always wind up with a compiling error of some sort. The instuctions and intended output are commented on the top, any help would be greatly appeciated.
Here is program 1.....
Sample Output:
*** start program ***
Average Integer Score: 18
Count of Integers Less Than Average: 3
*** end program ***
Input:
An integer array of ten numbers: 20,17,9,29,19,9,19,20,20,19
Compile-time array with initialization list of numbers.
NOTE: In main() function
Processing:
Function: computeAverage(final int[], final int):int
countLessThan(final int[], final int, final int):int
Output:
Function: display(final int, final int):void
Display as shown in sample output.
public class Arrays1D_Ex02
public static void main(String [] args)
// finalants
final int SIZE = _____;
// local data
int intAverage = 0;
int count = 0;
// data declaration(s) & initialization(s)
// array data: use data from sample output above
// TODO: declare & initialize array of ten integers
int numbers[]={___________________________________};
// start the program
System.out.println( "*** start of Arrays1D_Ex02.java program ***");
System.out.println();
// Compute & return integer average of the array
// TODO: call computeAverage()function,
// which returns average of numbers
intAverage = computeAverage(numbers);
// Compute & return count of array values less than integer average
// TODO: call countLessThan() function,
// which returns count of numbers less than the average
count = countLessThan(numbers, intAverage);
// display the required output
// TODO: call display function,
// passing integer average & count of numbers less than average
display(intAverage, count);
// terminate the program
System.out.println();
System.out.println();
System.out.println( "*** end of Arrays1D_Ex02.java program ***");
return;
} // end main()
// Function Name: display(final int, final int):void
// Purpose: to display integer average & count less than average
// Values received: integer average, count
// Values returned: <none>
// Notes:
// display label "Average Integer Score: "
// display integer average
// display label "Count of Integers Less Than Average: "
// display count
// TODO: code the display function
private static void display(final int average, final int count)
// display labels and data
System.out.print(_________________________);
System.out.println(_____________);
System.out.print(_________________________________);
System.out.println(___________);
// TODO: code the computeAverage function
private static int computeAverage(final int[] numbers)
// local variables (if needed)
int sum = 0;
int intAverage = 0;
// compute sum
for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++)
sum ___ numbers;
// compute integer average
intAverage = sum / numbers.length;
// return integer average
return __________;
// TODO: code the countLessThan function
private static int countLessThan(_________________,
// local variables (if needed)
int count = 0;
// count number of values less than average
for(int i = 0; i < numbers.length; i++)
if(numbers[i] ___ average)
count++;
// return count
return count;
} // end class
-------------------Here is program 2------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sample Output:
*** start program ***
Number Count
1 1
2 2
3 5
4 2
5 3
*** end program ***
Input:
An integer array of 13 numbers: 3, 4, 5, 3, 2, 1, 3, 4, 5, 3, 2, 3, 5
An integer array of 5 counts intialized to all 0.
Compile-time arrays with initialization list of numbers.
NOTE: In main() function
Processing:
Function: countValues(final int[], final int, int[]):void
The values in the numbers array are counted and the correct cells of the count array are increment.
Output:
Function: display(final int[], final int):void
Display as shown in sample output.
public class Arrays1D_Ex03KEY
public static void main(String [] args)
// finals
final int VALUES_SIZE = 13;
final int COUNT_SIZE = 5;
// local data
// data declaration(s) & initialization(s)
// array data: use data from sample output above
// TODO: declare & initialize array of ten integers
int [] numbers = ________________________________;
int [] counts = new _____________________________;
// start the program
System.out.println("*** start of Arrays1D_Ex03.java program ***");
System.out.println();
// Compute count of values
// TODO: call countValues() function
// passing numbers array, array size, count array
countValues(_____, VALUES_SIZE, _____);
// display the required output
// TODO: call display function,
// passing count array & size
display(_____, COUNT_SIZE);
// terminate the program
System.out.println();
System.out.println();
System.out.println( "*** end of Arrays1D_Ex03.java program ***");
return;
} // end main()
// Function Name: display(final int[], final int):void
// Purpose: to display count of values
// Values received: array of counts, array size
// Values returned: <none>
// Notes:
// display column headings using manipulators
// in a 'for' loop, print the number and count
// TODO: code the display function
private static void display(______________, __________________)
// print column headings
System.out.print("Number");
System.out.println("\tCount");
// print detail lines (format on one line, display on next)
// use a 'for' loop
for(int i = 0; i < size; i++)
// TODO: print out the number
System.out.print(___________);
// TODO: print out the count
System.out.println( "\t" + _____________);
// TODO: code the countValues function
private static void countValues(________________,
final int size,
// TODO: determine value and increment count
// use a 'for' loop
// HINT: use nested arrays & their indexes

Answer 1

You will (usually) get better help with homework if you make some effort to complete it, then post your problems. Just posting homework often causes people to reply with flames. Also, when posting code use the code and /code tags as explained in the Formatting Help link (right above the text box when you compose a post).
So try filling in your blanks and comment the lines where you have done so. Then post the smallest amount of code that should compile, but does not, and be sure to post the full exact error messages.
Another tip, compile code in small steps - write some then compile it. You will have to write enough code to include dependent variables and methods but it is much easier to solve 3 compiler errors than 30.