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    The document provides code examples for three methods that operate on ArrayLists: 1. The findPosition method accepts a key value and ArrayList, searches for the key, and returns its index position. If not found, it returns -1. 2. The countMales method accepts an ArrayList of strings, counts the occurrences of the string "male", and returns the count. 3. The parseIntoArrayList method accepts a string, breaks it into individual letters, adds each letter to an ArrayList, and returns the ArrayList.

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    The document provides code examples for three methods that operate on ArrayLists: 1. The findPosition method accepts a key value and ArrayList, searches for the key, and returns its index position. If not found, it returns -1. 2. The countMales method accepts an ArrayList of strings, counts the occurrences of the string "male", and returns the count. 3. The parseIntoArrayList method accepts a string, breaks it into individual letters, adds each letter to an ArrayList, and returns the ArrayList.

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    The document provides code examples for three methods that operate on ArrayLists: 1. The findPosition method accepts a key value and ArrayList, searches for the key, and returns its index position. If not found, it returns -1. 2. The countMales method accepts an ArrayList of strings, counts the occurrences of the string "male", and returns the count. 3. The parseIntoArrayList method accepts a string, breaks it into individual letters, adds each letter to an ArrayList, and returns the ArrayList.

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    Java Name - justin smith

    ArrayList worksheet #1

    1. Write a method named findPosition that accepts two parameters, an int named keyValue and an array list of
    Integer's named list. The method must return the first subscript position within list in which keyValue is found. If
    keyValue is not stored in list, return the value -1.
    Example#1: keyValue = 3 & list = {4, 8, 3, 2, 3} 2 would be returned
    Example#2: keyValue = 5 & list = {4, 8, 3, 2, 3} -1 would be returned

    public static int findPosition(int keyValue, ArrayList<Integer> list)


    {
    public class hiphop {
    public static int findPosition(int keyValue, ArrayList<Integer> list) {
    for(int i=0; i<list.size(); i++) {
    if(list.get(i)==keyValue) {
    return 1;
    }
    }
    return -1;
    }
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    ArrayList<Integer> problem1 = new ArrayList<Integer>();

    problem1.add(4);
    problem1.add(8);
    problem1.add(3);
    problem1.add(2);
    problem1.add(3);
    System.out.println(findPosition(8, problem1));

    2. Write a method named countMales that accepts an array list parameter named list that contains strings. The method must
    count up and return the number of times that the string “male” is found in list.
    Example: list = {"female", "male", "male", "female", "male"} 3 would be returned

    public static int countMales(ArrayList<String> list)


    {
    public static int countMales(ArrayList<String> list) {
    int count = 0;

    return count;

    ArrayList<String> problem2 = new ArrayList<String>();


    problem2.add("female");
    problem2.add("male");
    problem2.add("male");
    problem2.add("female");
    problem2.add("male");

    System.out.println(countMales(problem2));
    }

    3. Write a method named parseIntoArrayList that accepts a string parameter named input. The method must break
    input up into individual letters & store each letter into an ArrayList of strings that is instantiated as a local variable. The new
    ArrayList must then be returned.
    Example: input = "Wyomissing" return the ArrayList {"W", "y", "o", "m", "i", "s", "s", "i", "n", "g"}

    public static ArrayList<String> parseIntoArrayList(String input)


    {
    public static ArrayList<String> parseIntoArrayList(String input){
    ArrayList<String> output = new ArrayList<String>();

    return output;
    }

    ArrayList<String> problem3 = new ArrayList<String>();

    problem3.add("w");
    problem3.add("y");
    problem3.add("o");
    problem3.add("m");
    problem3.add("i");
    problem3.add("s");
    problem3.add("s");
    problem3.add("i");
    problem3.add("n");
    problem3.add("g");

    System.out.println(problem3);

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