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Write a method to return the first duplicated string in an array. Comparison must check case (e.g., red != Red). Hint: To identify duplications in the array, you need to compare elements in pairs. How should you compare elements in a 1D array?    Note: You only need to write down the code inside the myMethod() code block   public class CST1201Test3 {     public static void main(String[] args)     {         int[] myNumbers = {"blue", "red", "Blue", "yellow", "red", "green"};         System.out.println(myMethod(myNumbers));     }

Write a method to return the first duplicated string in an array. Comparison must check case (e.g., red != Red). Hint: To identify duplications in the array, you need to compare elements in pairs. How should you compare elements in a 1D array?    Note: You only need to write down the code inside the myMethod() code block   public class CST1201Test3 {     public static void main(String[] args)     {         int[] myNumbers = {"blue", "red", "Blue", "yellow", "red", "green"};         System.out.println(myMethod(myNumbers));     }

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Write a method to return the first duplicated string in an array. Comparison must check case (e.g., red != Red).

Hint: To identify duplications in the array, you need to compare elements in pairs. How should you compare elements in a 1D array? 

 

Note: You only need to write down the code inside the myMethod() code block

 

public class CST1201Test3

{

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        int[] myNumbers = {"blue", "red", "Blue", "yellow", "red", "green"};

        System.out.println(myMethod(myNumbers));

    }

 

    static int myMethod(int[] numbers)

    {

        // your answer

    }

}

 

 

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