Rewrite the high scores assignment so that the names and scores are stored in an array of HighScore objects instead of parallel ArrayLists.

The new Program should have the same output as the original. Here is a sample run of the program:

Enter the name for score #1: Suzy

Enter the score for score #1: 600

Enter the name for score #2: Kim

Enter the score for score #2: 9900

Enter the name for score #3: Bob

Enter the score for score #3: 1012

Enter the name for score #4: Armando

Enter the score for score #4: 8000

Enter the name for score #5: Tim

Enter the score for score #5: 514

Top Scorers:

Kim: 9900

Armando: 8000

Bob: 1012

Suzy: 600

Tim: 514

Step 1: The HighScores class

Begin by creating the HighScore class. It should have the following design

Class HighScore

String name

int score

HighScore(String n, int s)

void setName(String n)

String getName()

void setScore(int s)

int getScore()

Step 2: The HighScoresProgram

Create a separate file named HighScoresProgram.java. This file should contain a class that has only four following static methods.

public static void main(String args[])

public static void initialize(HighScores[] scores)

public static void sort(HighScores[] scores)

public static void display(HighScores[] scores)

The main method should allocate an array of five HighScore references, and then invoke the other three methods.

What to Submit?

Submit HighScores.java HighScoresProgram.java