Create a class called IntegerArrayHelper that has the following attributes: IntegerArrayHelper () IntegerArrayHelper (int[]) addItem(Integer) - Boolean removeltem(Integer) - Boolean searchItem(Integer) - Boolean sortArray() - Boolean getSize()- Integer getCapacity()- Integer toString() - String Note: IntegerArrayHelper myArray[] - Integer size - Integer addItem(Integer) will add an item to the list if it will fit. It will add the item to the first available spot removeltem(Integer) will remove the given item and move all items that appear after the removed one in the list up one spot. Leaving all null v searchltem(Integer) will return true if that given string exists within the list and false if it does not. sortArray() will use a selection sort to sort the list and return true if the list is sorted. getSize() will return the total number of items that are currently in the array. getCapacity() returns the total number of items that the array could possibly hold.

Create a class called IntegerArrayHelper that has the following attributes: IntegerArrayHelper () IntegerArrayHelper (int[]) addItem(Integer) - Boolean removeltem(Integer) - Boolean searchItem(Integer) - Boolean sortArray() - Boolean getSize()- Integer getCapacity()- Integer toString() - String Note: IntegerArrayHelper myArray[] - Integer size - Integer addItem(Integer) will add an item to the list if it will fit. It will add the item to the first available spot removeltem(Integer) will remove the given item and move all items that appear after the removed one in the list up one spot. Leaving all null v searchltem(Integer) will return true if that given string exists within the list and false if it does not. sortArray() will use a selection sort to sort the list and return true if the list is sorted. getSize() will return the total number of items that are currently in the array. getCapacity() returns the total number of items that the array could possibly hold.

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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