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Static Array

The document contains two Java classes demonstrating the use of arrays and ArrayLists. The first class initializes an array, modifies an element, and prints values, while the second class performs similar operations with an ArrayList, including adding, updating, and removing elements. Both examples illustrate basic data structure manipulation in Java.

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Static Array

The document contains two Java classes demonstrating the use of arrays and ArrayLists. The first class initializes an array, modifies an element, and prints values, while the second class performs similar operations with an ArrayList, including adding, updating, and removing elements. Both examples illustrate basic data structure manipulation in Java.

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Import java.util.*;

Public class Array {

Public static void (String[]args) {

Int[] arr = new int[5];

Arr[0] = 10;

Arr[1] = 20;

Arr[2] = 30;

Arr[3] = 40;

Arr[4] = 50;

System.out.println(“Value at index 3: “ + arr[3])

Arr[2] = 100;

System.out.println(“Updated value at index 2: “ + arr[2]);

2.
Import java.util.*;

Public class ArrayList {

Public static void main(String[] args) {

ArrayList<Integer> numbers = new ArrayList<>();

Numbers.add(10);

Numbers.add(20);

Numbers.add(30);

Numbers.add(40);

Numbers.add(50);

System.out.println(“Value at index 3: “ + numbers.get(3));

Numbers.set(2, 100);

Numbers.add(60);

System.out.println(“Updated size: “ + numbers.size());

Numbers.remove(1);

System.out.println(“Updated ArrayList: “ + numbers);

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