4. Complete the method `public ArrayList minToFront(ArrayList list)`, that adds a copy of the smallest value in `list` at index 0 (shifting the rest "down" one position) and returns the modified list. *Be sure to remember the Integer class constants we learned for min and max values!* 5. Complete the method `public ArrayList addOne(ArrayList list)`, that adds one to every element in `list` and returns the modified list. 6. Complete the method `public ArrayList removeDupes(ArrayList list)`, that removes the (back-to-back) duplicate value from `list`, only one value of the duplicate should remain in the list. 7. Complete the method `public ArrayList swapPairs(ArrayList list)`, that swaps every pair of numbers in `list` with the element immediately after it. So the first and second elements swap, the third and fourth elements swap, etc. If the ArrayList has an odd number of elements, the last element is ignored (remains the same). 8. Complete the method `public ArrayList removeLenN(ArrayList list, int n)`, that removes all Strings with a length of `n`. *Remember, the size of an ArrayList is dynamic – if you remove an element,*

4. Complete the method `public ArrayList minToFront(ArrayList list)`, that adds a copy of the smallest value in `list` at index 0 (shifting the rest "down" one position) and returns the modified list. Be sure to remember the Integer class constants we learned for min and max values! 5. Complete the method `public ArrayList addOne(ArrayList list)`, that adds one to every element in `list` and returns the modified list. 6. Complete the method `public ArrayList removeDupes(ArrayList list)`, that removes the (back-to-back) duplicate value from `list`, only one value of the duplicate should remain in the list. 7. Complete the method `public ArrayList swapPairs(ArrayList list)`, that swaps every pair of numbers in `list` with the element immediately after it. So the first and second elements swap, the third and fourth elements swap, etc. If the ArrayList has an odd number of elements, the last element is ignored (remains the same). 8. Complete the method `public ArrayList removeLenN(ArrayList list, int n)`, that removes all Strings with a length of `n`. Remember, the size of an ArrayList is dynamic – if you remove an element,

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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