Problem 3: This problem will deal with arrays and you will need to code several methods to manipulate the arrays.

a.) Create a class called Problem3

b.) Create an array instance variable named values to hold a list of integers

c.) Create a constructor. The constructor should have as an argument a integer array named v.

d.) Set the instance variable to v.

e.) Create a method called printForward. This is the same method you created in your last lab. You can simply copy and paste if you want.

f.) Create a method called printFiveAndNine to print the 5th and 9th elements of the array. The method does not return anything and does not have an argument. Print the values for the 5^th and 9^th elements. Use some type of identifier such as element 5 is:

g.) Create a method called set0 to set the elements of all even indexes to 0 and then call the printForward method. The method does not return anything and does not have any arguments.

h.) Create a method called compuetEvenOdd that will add all elements from an even index in one loop and subtract all odd indexes using a second loop. You will need a sum variable and print the resulting number. Print some type of identification such as computeEvenOdd is + sum.

Problem 4; Create a class called Problem3Tester (Reminder: all tester classes contain a main method)

a.) Import Scanner.

b.) Create a scanner object.

c.) Create an array of type int with 10 elements.

d.) Create a loop that will run from 0 to 9

e.) Inside the loop, prompt the use to enter an integer.

f.) Get the number from the user and store it in the array

g.) After the loop is complete, create a Problem3 object using the array as the argument.

h.) Call the method printForward

i.) Call the method printFiveAndNine

j.) Call the method computeEvenOdd

k.) Call the method set0