Given an arraylist of positive integers, write a java method to return the number of rotations to the right inorder to obtain the largest sequence of odd integers. Hint: the largest sequence of odd integers may be obtained after 0<= numRotations <= n-1. where n is the number of elements in the arraylist. Note: Rotating to the right means moving all elements one position to the right, i.e. element at position 0 will move to position 1 and element at position 1 will move to position 2 ... element at position n-1 will move to position 0.

Given an arraylist of positive integers, write a java method to return the number of rotations to the right inorder to obtain the largest sequence of odd integers. Hint: the largest sequence of odd integers may be obtained after 0<= numRotations <= n-1. where n is the number of elements in the arraylist. Note: Rotating to the right means moving all elements one position to the right, i.e. element at position 0 will move to position 1 and element at position 1 will move to position 2 ... element at position n-1 will move to position 0.

Database System Concepts

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

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