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Nikitich [7]
3 years ago
6

Create a static method that: - is called appendPosSum - returns an ArrayList - takes one parameter: an ArrayList of Integers Thi

s method should: - Create a new ArrayList of Integers - Add only the positive Integers to the new ArrayList - Sum the positive Integers in the new ArrayList and add the Sum as the last element For example, if the incoming ArrayList contains the Integers (4,-6,3,-8,0,4,3), the ArrayList that gets returned should be (4,3,4,3,14), with 14 being the sum of (4,3,4,3). The original ArrayList should remain unchanged.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Flura [38]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The method in Java is as follows:

public static ArrayList<Integer> appendPosSum(ArrayList<Integer> nums) {

   int sum = 0;

   ArrayList<Integer> newArr = new ArrayList<>();

   for(int num : nums) {

       if(num>0){

           sum+=num;

           newArr.add(num);        }    }

   newArr.add(sum);

   return newArr;

 }

Explanation:

This defines the method; it receives an integer arraylist as its parameter; nums

public static ArrayList<Integer> appendPosSum(ArrayList<Integer> nums) {

This initializes sum to 0

   int sum = 0;

This declares a new integer arraylist; newArr

   ArrayList<Integer> newArr = new ArrayList<>();

This iterates through nums

   for(int num : nums) {

If current element is greater than 0

       if(num>0){

This sum is taken

           sum+=num;

And the element is added to newArr

           newArr.add(num);        }    }

At the end of the iteration; this adds the calculated sum to newArr  

newArr.add(sum);

This returns newArr

   return newArr;

 }

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