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Write a Java program that demonstrates passing arrays via methods.

Create a class called


"ArrayModifier" with a method named "incrementElements" that takes an integer array as a parameter
and increments each element in the array by 1. Test this method by creating an object of the
ArrayModifier class, initializing an integer array, and passing it to the "incrementElements" method.

Write a Java program that demonstrates passing arrays via methods. Create a class called
"ArrayAnalyzer" with a method named "countEvenNumbers" that takes an integer array as a parameter
and returns the count of even numbers in the array. Test this method by creating an object of the
ArrayAnalyzer class, initializing an integer array, and passing it to the "countEvenNumbers" method.

Write a Java program that demonstrates passing arrays via methods. Create a class called
"ArrayManipulator" with a method named "multiplyByScalar" that takes an integer array and a scalar
value as parameters and multiplies each element in the array by the scalar value. Test this method by
creating an object of the ArrayManipulator class, initializing an integer array, and passing it along with a
scalar value to the "multiplyByScalar" method.

Write a Java program that demonstrates passing arrays via methods. Create a class called "ArraySearch"
with a method named "linearSearch" that takes an integer array and a target value as parameters and
returns the index of the target value in the array (or -1 if not found). Test this method by creating an
object of the ArraySearch class, initializing an integer array, and passing it along with a target value to
the "linearSearch" method.

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