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Java Arrays Exercises

The document outlines a series of Java exercises focused on arrays and 2D arrays, categorized into simple, intermediate, and advanced levels. Simple exercises include initializing and printing arrays, calculating sums, and reversing arrays, while intermediate tasks involve 2D array operations such as initialization, summation of rows and columns, and matrix transposition. Advanced exercises cover jagged arrays, object references, and merging sorted arrays.

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Java Arrays Exercises

The document outlines a series of Java exercises focused on arrays and 2D arrays, categorized into simple, intermediate, and advanced levels. Simple exercises include initializing and printing arrays, calculating sums, and reversing arrays, while intermediate tasks involve 2D array operations such as initialization, summation of rows and columns, and matrix transposition. Advanced exercises cover jagged arrays, object references, and merging sorted arrays.

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Java In-Class Exercises: Arrays and 2D

Arrays
Simple Exercises
• Initialize and Print an Array
- Create an integer array of size 5.
- Initialize it with the first five natural numbers.
- Print all elements using a for loop.
• Sum of Elements in an Array
- Given an integer array, write a method that calculates and returns the sum of all
elements.
• Find Maximum and Minimum
- Given an array of integers, find and print the maximum and minimum values.
• Reverse an Array
- Write a method that reverses the elements of an integer array in-place.

Intermediate Exercises
• 2D Array Initialization and Traversal
- Create a 3x3 2D integer array.
- Initialize it with values 1 to 9.
- Print the 2D array in matrix form.
• Sum of Rows and Columns in a 2D Array
- Given a 2D integer array, write methods to compute:
- Sum of each row.
- Sum of each column.
• Find Diagonal Sum of 2D Array
- Write a method that computes the sum of the main diagonal elements of a square 2D
array.
• Transpose of a Matrix
- Write a method to transpose a given 2D square matrix in-place.

Stretching / Advanced Exercises


• Jagged Arrays
- Create a jagged (ragged) 2D array where each row has a different length (e.g., row 0
has 2 elements, row 1 has 3 elements, etc.).
- Initialize and print all elements.
• Array of Object References
- Define a simple class Student with attributes name (String) and id (int).
- Create an array of 3 Student objects.
- Initialize each element with a Student instance.
- Write a method to print all students' details.
• 2D Array of Object References
- Create a 2D array of Student objects with size 2x2.
- Initialize each element with a new Student object.
- Write a method to print the 2D array of students in matrix form.
• Search for an Element in 2D Array
- Write a method that takes a 2D integer array and an integer key and returns true if the
key exists in the array, otherwise false.
• Merge Two Sorted Arrays
- Given two sorted integer arrays, write a method to merge them into one sorted array.

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