Program Implementation Constraints:

The autograder will force you to implement the program as a pair of loops by constraining you to use the equals sign only 6 times. This allows you to use the equals sign to create your array, initialize your loop counter for both loops, and for the boolean expressions in both loops (in case you want to use the <= or >= comparison operators). The autograder will also constrain you to using System.out.print or println at most 4 times. This way you can print the message Enter ten integers... and use print from inside the body of your loop.

An Array Reverser Program

This assignment is identical to Assignment 10, except for one difference. In this assignment you will implement a program that records a sequence of 10 integers entered by the user, and prints the same sequence of integers back out to the consoleonasingleline,separatedbyspaces. But,unlikeAssignment10,your program will print the sequence of integers out in the reverse order of the way they were entered. Your program should store the integers entered by the user by assigning the values to elements of an array of ints. You will need to place the code that accepts the integers from the user in a loop (a while or for loop) that executes 10 times. You will need to place the code that prints out the integers in reverse in another loop that executes 10 times. So, in total, youll need to create two separate loops. Your program should be in a class called ArrayReverser, in a file called ArrayReverser.java. Your starter code for this assignment will be the starter code from Assignment 3. No separate zip file is provided for this assignment. To read input from the console, you can use the A3Helper.java file just as you did for other recent Assignments. To get the Assignment 3 code and get it running on Eclipse or on the command line, follow the same instructions as for Assignment 3. The input and output from your program should look like this: Enter ten integers separated by spaces, then press return. 10 3 0 -4 200 80 -95 87 23 -67 -67 23 87 -95 80 200 -4 0 3 10 Where the integers in green are the ones entered by the user.