For this assignment, there are $3$ tasks. See output section below for each task$$s expected output.

Task $1$: Creating and placing random values into $2$ arrays:

a$.$ Randomly generate two random numbers $$ size$1$ and size$2-$ between $1$ and $10,$ inclusive.

i$.$ The values size$1$ and size$2$ will be used in c and d as the size of each array.

b$.$ Display the random values in size$1$ and size$2$

c$.$ Generate size$1$ random integers between $1$ & $25($inclusive$)$ and write them to the $1$st array

d$.$ Generate size$2$ random integers between $1$ & $25($inclusive$)$ and write them to the $2$nd array

e$.$ Sort each array using the Arrays.sort$()$ method.

f$.$ Display the values in each array in sorted order.

Task $2$: Perform the following file and array$-$based tasks:

a$.$ In your code create a file named assignment$1.$txt$.$

i$.$ Correct: File fileName $=$ new File$("$assignment$1.$txt$")$;

i$.$ Correct because the file will be created in your current working directory.

ii$.$ Incorrect: File fileName $=$ new File$("$C:$/$Dev$/$assignment$1.$txt$")$;

i$.$ Incorrect because it includes the path name when creating the file.

b$.$ Open the file for writing.

i$.$ PrintWriter resultsFile $=$ new PrintWriter $($fileName$)$;

c$.$ Write the values in the two arrays to the file in sorted order.

i$.$ To create the file of sorted values, the sort MUST be done manually.

i$.$ DO NOT move the values into a $3$rd array, sort, then write to the file.

ii$.$ See Must Do and Tips below for proper approach.

ii$.$ Write one value on each line in the file.

iii. Display each value as you write it to the file.

iv$.$ See the output below where it shows $$Writing values to file$$ for an example.

d$.$ Close the file.

i$.$ Make sure assignment$1.$txt appears on your hard drive in the workspace directory.

ii$.$ See the Must Do and Tips section for help with finding the file on your hard drive.

Task $3$: Read the values in the file into a new array while removing any duplicates values:

a$.$ Reopen the file for reading.

i$.$ Scanner readFile $=$ new Scanner $($fileName$)$;

b$.$ Create a new array called noDuplicates.

c$.$ Read each value in the file & if it is not a duplicate place it into the noDuplicates array.

d$.$ Display the array containing the sorted list of values without duplicates.

i$.$ Note, when removing duplicates from the file values, the array noDuplicates will not

be filled at the end so there will be zeros at the end.