<p> CS120 Lab 10 Part 1 - Nested Loops</p><p>Nested Loops: Sometimes, the body of a loop is again a loop. We say that the inner loop is nested inside an outer loop. This happens often when you process two-dimensional structures, such as tables. Let’s look at an example that looks a bit more interesting than a table of numbers. We want to generate the following right triangular shape:</p><p>* ** *** **** ***** ****** ******* ******** *********</p><p>Step 1: launching the Eclipse program from your desktop, click on “File” button on the toolbar, select “New Java Project”, and give Lab10 as the project name. Click Finish button.</p><p>Step 2: right click on Lab10 folder on the left column, select “New” and then “class” with a main() method (mark public static void main), name the class as “TriangularShape”. Then click on “Finish”. You need to follow up with Dr. Zhang’s instruction to complete this task.</p><p>CS120 Lab 10 Part 2– array (Chapter 7)</p><p>An array is our first data structure – a collection of related data items. An array is also like a container object that holds a fixed number of values of a single type (all int, all double, all string, but no mixing). The length of an array is established when the array is created. After creation, its length is fixed. </p><p>To declare and set aside memory box: double [ ] data = new double [10]; Using an initializer list: double [ ] data={76, 45, 67, 90, 98, 88, 65, 67, 88, 93}; Your Lab10 Part 2 requirements: Step 1: right click on Lab10 folder on the left column, select “New” and then “class” with a main() method (mark public static void main), name the class as “ArrayRandomNumb”. Then click on “Finish”. (1). Write a loop that fills an array called data with 20 random integer numbers between 1 and 200; (2). Display the 20 random numbers from the array called data like below (attention: you should see the different results each time when you run your program due to the random numbers): The 20 random numbers between 1 and 200 are: 24 106 144 47 79 32 171 131 131 25 37 128 12 185 102 185 152 132 193 123 (3). By using “Passing arrays to methods”, you need to create a method called findAverage( ) to calculate the average of these 20 numbers (please see the hint below): public static void main(String[] args) { … }//close main method public static double findAverage(int [] iniData){ //Start findAverage method …</p><p>}// close findAverage method</p><p>(4). By using “Passing arrays to methods”, you need to create a method called findMaxNumber() to find out the maximum number of these 20 numbers;</p><p>(5). By using “Passing arrays to methods”, you need to create a method called findMinNumber() to find out the Minimum number of these 20 numbers;</p><p>Step 2: when you complete your Lab10 coding and click run button to test your program, you should see the “similar” the output (attention: you should see the different results each time when you run your program due to the random numbers).</p><p>The 20 random numbers between 1 and 200 are: 103 186 42 197 146 54 103 8 63 180 63 156 2 10 165 51 165 130 164 173 The average of 20 numbers is 108.0 The maximum number is 197 The minimum number is 2</p><p>Step 3: Show your Lab10 result to your Lab instructor to get your credit. </p><p>Thanks! </p><p>Dr. Zhang</p>