Create an array with the values: 99, 55, 87, 21, 3, using any method  Create a second array  Copy the elements of the first array to the second  Change an element of the first array.  Print both...

Create an array with the values: 99, 55, 87, 21, 3, using any method
 Create a second array
 Copy the elements of the first array to the second
 Change an element of the first array.
 Print both arrays

 I am not able to copy elements

Extracted text: e eclipse-workspace - methods/src/array/gandhrut_Lab7_3.java - Eclipse IDE File Edit Source Refactor Navigate Search Project Run Window Help D Mylistjava 1 package array; 2 import java.util.Arrays; 3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 { D gandhrut_Lab71.java D gandhrut_lab75.java D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java 8 E Package Explorer 8 2 Pro. @ Jav. O Decl. e Con. 3 v methods gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\ Array element before change: First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3] Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3] Array element after change: > EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13] v src 4 v # (default package) > D methods.java public static void main(String[] args) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3}; 50 v 3 array 99 55 77 21 3 > D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java > D gandhrut_Lab71.java > D gandhrut_lab75.java > D Mylist.java int[] secondArr = new int[5]; 10 11 12 13 //Copying the element of first array to second array; # methods secondArr = firstArr; 14 15 16 17 18 System.out.println("Array element before change:"); System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr)); System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr)); firstArr [2] = 77; System.out.println("Array element after change:"); for (int i = 0; i < firstarr.length;="" i="" ++)="" system.out.print(firstarr[i]="" +"="" "="" );="" system.out.println();|="" 26="" 27="" }="" 28="" 29="" }="" 30="" 25:30="" :773="" 423m="" of="" 684m="" writable="" smart="" insert="" 3:31="" pm="" o="" search="" the="" web="" and="" your="" pc="" (1="">


Extracted text: e eclipse-workspace - methods/src/array/gandhrut_Lab7_3.java - Eclipse IDE File Edit Source Refactor Navigate Search Project Run Window Help D Mylistjava 1 package array; 2 import java.util.Arrays; 3 public class gandhrut_Lab7_3 { D gandhrut_Lab71.java D gandhrut_lab75.java D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java 8 E Package Explorer 8 2 Pro. @ Jav. O Decl. e Con. 3 v methods gandhrut_Lab7_3 [Java Application] C:\ Array element before change: First Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3] Second Array: [99, 55, 87, 21, 3] Array element after change: > EA JRE System Library [JavaSE-13] v src 4 v # (default package) > D methods.java public static void main(String[] args) { // TODO Auto-generated method stub int[] firstArr = {99,55,87,21,3}; 50 v 3 array 99 55 77 21 3 > D gandhrut_Lab7_3.java > D gandhrut_Lab71.java > D gandhrut_lab75.java > D Mylist.java int[] secondArr = new int[5]; 10 11 12 13 //Copying the element of first array to second array; # methods secondArr = firstArr; 14 15 16 17 18 System.out.println("Array element before change:"); System.out.println("First Array: "+ Arrays.toString(firstArr)); System.out.println("Second Array: "+ Arrays.toString(secondArr)); firstArr [2] = 77; System.out.println("Array element after change:"); for (int i = 0; i < firstarr.length; i ++) system.out.print(firstarr[i] +" " ); system.out.println();| 26 27 } 28 29 } 30 25:30 :773 423m of 684m writable smart insert 3:31 pm o search the web and your pc (1 1/31/2020 firstarr.length;="" i="" ++)="" system.out.print(firstarr[i]="" +"="" "="" );="" system.out.println();|="" 26="" 27="" }="" 28="" 29="" }="" 30="" 25:30="" :773="" 423m="" of="" 684m="" writable="" smart="" insert="" 3:31="" pm="" o="" search="" the="" web="" and="" your="" pc="" (1="">