JAVA PLEASE

13.15 Lab: Simple Arrays

Analyzing People's Weights

Start with the provided template code.

Test 1: Using a loop, prompt the user to enter five numbers, that are five people's weights. Store the numbers in an array of doubles. Then use another loop to output the array's numbers on one line, with each number followed by one space. Example:

Enter weight 1: 96.6 Enter weight 2: 212.2 Enter weight 3: 150.5 Enter weight 4: 120.1 Enter weight 5: 175 You entered weights: 96.6 212.2 150.5 120.1 175.0 

Test 2: Add code to loop and summing the array's elements to compute the total weight. Output the result rounded to 2 decimal places with the last digit in column 24.

Test 3: Add code to compute and output the average of the array's elements, rounded to 2 decimal places, lined up on the decimal with the total.

Tests 4 - 6: Add a method definition for a method to find and return the smallest weight in the array. The array will be passed into the method as a parameter.

Call the method and then display the returned value, rounded to 2 decimal places, lined up on the decimal with the total and average.

Example:

Enter weight 1: 96.6 Enter weight 2: 212.2 Enter weight 3: 150.5 Enter weight 4: 120.1 Enter weight 5: 175 You entered weights: 96.6 212.2 150.5 120.1 175.0 Total weight: 754.40 Average weight: 150.88 Min weight: 96.60

import java.util.Scanner;

public class WeightAnalysis { final static int NUM_WEIGHTS = 5;

public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); /* Add main method code here. */ return; } /* Add method definition here */ }