**PLEASE DO IT IN JAVA**

Assignment 8.1 [85 points]

Write a program that reads in non-negative integers and stores and displays distinct numbers (i.e., if a number appears multiple times, it is stored and displayed only once). Your program should allow up to 1000 distinct numbers to be stored and displayed. Use the following algorithm (this is required!): Read each number and store it in an array if it is new. If the number is already in the array, ignore it. The user will indicate that they are done entering numbers by entering a negative number. Here is a sample run:

Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 1 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 2 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 3 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 2 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 1 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 6 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 3 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 4 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 5 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): 2 Enter a non-negative integer (negative to quit): -4 You entered: 1 2 3 6 4 5 

To get credit for this assignment you must use appropriate decomposition! You should have a method to read the numbers and a method to print the resulting array. The method that reads the numbers should call an additional method that returns a bool value indicating whether a number is already in the array. At the conclusion of the call to the method that reads the numbers, the array MUST contain only distinct numbers.

Additionally, you must not sort the array. The numbers must appear in the same order in which they were typed.

Name your source code file(s) according to the assignment number (A1_1.java, A4_2.java, etc.). Execute each program and copy/paste the output into the bottom of the corresponding source code file, making it into a comment. Use the Assignment Submission link to submit the source file(s). When you submit your assignment there will be a text field in which you can add a note to me (called a "comment", but don't confuse it with a Java comment). In this "comments" section of the submission page let me know whether the program(s) work as required.

Keep in mind that if your code does not compile you will receive a 0.