How does Java use for loops and while loops to search an array?

A global array named array$520$ has been declared and initialized at the top of your code

Below the main$()$ method, write a NEW public static method named findMin$5$ with no parameters and it returns an

integer

It will contain a for loop that will search the global array array $520$ and return the index$/$subscript of the SMALLEST

item in the array.

Below the main$()$ method, write a NEW public static method named getMax with no parameters and it returns an

integer

It will contain a while loop that will search the global array array$520$ and return the VALUE of the LARGEST item in

the array.

Understand the difference between the INDEX and the VALUE stored in the array. Look carefully at the example

below:

The smallest number in the array is $10,$ if you are looking for the INDEX return a $3$ because it is in position $3$ of the

array

The largest number in the array is $50,$ if you are looking for the VALUE return a $50$ not the index $4$ where it is located

Inside the main$(0$ method:

Declare a local int variable named small and assign it the initial value of $-1$

Declare a local int variable named max and assign it the initial value of $-1$

Call the method named findMin$5,$ and assign the return value to small

Call the method named getMax, and assign the return value to max

Print the message 'Method findMin$5$ output is $\text{'}$ plus the value in the variable small

Print the message 'Method getMax output is $\text{'}$ plus the value in the variable max