Array Range - Passing and returning arrays

ArrayUtilities class: Write a static method that takes an array of integers as a parameter and return an integer. This method determines the range of values in the array that is passed as an argument to it. The range is defined to be the difference between the largest and smallest elements in the array. For example, the array {2,4,10,1,6} has a range of 9, since the largest and smallest elements are 10 and 1, and 10-1 = 9. The array {2,2,2,2) has a range of 0. Write a static method to print the elements in an array. This method must also take a parameter as an array to print. ArrayUtilities Tester class: Prompts the user to enter the length of an array to be created. Creates an array of ints with the specified length. Prompts the user to enter values to put in each array element. Call the appropriate method. Prints all the elements of the array by calling a method from the class. Call the range method. Print the range. Use appropriate print statements to label each piece of output. Note: Use only for each loop to process arrays in this lab. Call static methods by using the class name. Here is the sample output: Please enter the length of the array you want: 4 Enter number 1: 2 Enter number 2: 4 Enter number 3: 1 Enter number 4: 6 The elements of the array are: 2 4 1 6 The range of the array is: 5