Description

Arrays review

In this exercise, you are computing the average of an array of integers. However, averages are statistically sensitive to outliers $($very large or very small values relative to the others in the array$).$ Therefore, this problem asks you to throw out both the largest and the smallest values that exist in the array when computing the average. If there are multiple copies of the largest or smallest values, you should only throw out one of those. You are guaranteed that there will be at least three elements in the parameter array. Your function should return the integer average using integer division. We'll call this function insensitiveAverage$().$

For example:

insensitiveAverage $([55,7,-8])$ should return $7$

insensitiveAverage $([7,33,1,19])$ should return $13$

Starter code and tests have been provided for you.

$1V****$

You can put anything you want here. It won't be graded

But it can help you to debug your code $--$ make any

objects or method calls and print out the results

and they will be in the same place as your test results. $*/$

public class RunMe $\{$ public static void main$($String $[]$ args$)\{$ system.out.println$("$This is debugging output"$)$; $?$

$\}$

$/$home$/$RunMe$.$java Tabs $($Auto$)$

Console

Run