proArrays : Arrays, ArrayLists, Exceptions, and File i/o. Note that this project
has 101 total points offered out of a possible 100. If you score 101/100, you get
1 point extra credit.
Review Exercises: 3 points each. Place your answers in ReviewExercises.txt located in the root of this project.
R5.6 Parameters and return values
R5.8 Pseudocode
R5.10 Variable scope
R5.14 Pass by value versus pass by reference
R6.3 Considering loops
R6.10 Enhanced for-loop
R6.23 Computing runs
R6.29 Multi-dimensional arrays
R6.34 Understanding arrays
R7.1 Exceptions
R7.6 Throwing and catching
R7.7 Checked versus unchecked
R7.8 Exceptions philosophy in Java
R7.11 What is an exception object
R7.15 Scanner exceptions. Explain why these are either checked or unchecked.
Programming Exercises: 7 points each. Create a Java class file for each of the following Programming Exercises from the
textbook, Big Java. Name your source files according to its Programming Exercise identifier, except replace the period with an
underscore. For example, if the Programming Exercise identifier is P1.15, or E6.1 then name your java source file P1_15.java or E6_1.java
P5.8 Leap year
P5.24 Roman numerals
E6.1 Array initialization
E6.9 Check for equality of elements
E6.12 random values and sort
E6.16 Histogram
E7.4 Marry had a little lamb
P7.5 CSV file
