Write a Java program to do the following: • Create a two-dimensional array named "marks" and size n-by-5 (n X 5). This array represents students' marks in ITCS114 course. Where we have n students registered in this course and each student has 5 assignments. The number of students(n) should be entered by the user. • Prompt the user to enter the values of marks array. • Make a copy of array "marks" with reverse columns order into another array and name it "rMarks". Where the first column of array "marks" should be copied in the last column of array “rMarks" and so on for all columns. • In the array "marks", add extra two marks in the 3rd assessment for all students who have scored 5.0 or more in this assessment. • Print the values of the "marks" and "rMarks" arrays.

Write a Java program to do the following: • Create a two-dimensional array named "marks" and size n-by-5 (n X 5). This array represents students' marks in ITCS114 course. Where we have n students registered in this course and each student has 5 assignments. The number of students(n) should be entered by the user. • Prompt the user to enter the values of marks array. • Make a copy of array "marks" with reverse columns order into another array and name it "rMarks". Where the first column of array "marks" should be copied in the last column of array “rMarks" and so on for all columns. • In the array "marks", add extra two marks in the 3rd assessment for all students who have scored 5.0 or more in this assessment. • Print the values of the "marks" and "rMarks" arrays.

Database System Concepts

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

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