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    This document provides practice problems for writing methods that perform operations on arrays. It includes problems to write methods to: 1) Return the sum of all elements in an integer array 2) Return the total number of elements in a double array without using a loop 3) Return an integer array of a given length where each element equals its index 4) Return an integer array where each element has been negated (flipped to its opposite sign) 5) Return the average of elements in an integer array.

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    AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A 

    Practice Worksheet 5.3: While Loops with Arrays

    1. Write a method named ​totalSum​ that receives an integer array as a parameter and returns the sum of
    all of its elements. See the examples below for the expected output of ​totalSum​.

    int[] stuff = {2, 4, -3, 0, 7}; totalSum(stuff) ​→ 10


    int[] values = {-5, -1, -8}; totalSum(values) ​→ -14
    int[] scores = {}; totalSum(scores) ​→ 0

    2. Write a method named ​countTotal​ that receives a ​double​ array as a parameter and returns the
    total number of elements in the array. See the examples below for the expected output of
    countTotal​. You should be able to do this problem ​without a loop​.

    double[] stuff = {2.3, 4.0, -1.2, 0}; countTotal(stuff) ​→ 4


    double[] values = {-5.9, 73.2}; countTotal(values) ​→ 2
    double[] scores = {}; countTotal(scores) ​→ 0

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    AP COMPUTER SCIENCE A 
    3. Write a method named ​buildArray​ that receives an integer, ​n​, as a parameter and returns an integer
    array of length ​n​. The value of each element in the array should be equal to its index. See the
    examples below for the expected output of ​buildArray​.

    buildArray (3) ​→ ​[0, 1, 2]


    buildArray (5) ​→​ [0, 1, 2, 3, 4]
    buildArray (0) ​→​ []

    4. Write a method named ​negateArray​ that receives an integer array, ​nums​. ​negateArray​ should
    return an integer array in which every element of ​nums​ has been flipped to its opposite (i.e., negated).
    See the examples below for the expected output of ​negateArray​.

    int[] stuff = {3, 4, 5}; negateArray (stuff) ​→​ {-3, -4, -5}
    int[] nums = {0, -1, -2, -3}; negateArray (nums) ​→​ {0, 1, 2, 3}

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    5. Write a method named ​getAverage​ that receives an integer array as a parameter and returns the
    average of the elements in the array. See the examples below for the expected output of ​getAverage​.
    You may assume the array will contain at least one element.

    int[] stuff = {4, 3, 3, 2}; getAverage(stuff) ​→ 3.0


    int[] values = {2, 4, 5}; getAverage(values) ​→​ 3.6666...
    int[] scores = {1}; getAverage(scores) ​→​ 1.0

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