java The search method accepts ArrayList of Strings and String find. The method returns a String. It will look for an element within ArrayList that contains value of find if it finds it, methods needs to return whole Element value. if an instance of find doesn't exist return:"search failed" Example: search(["one apple","two orange","four banana"],"four") returns: "four banana" ("four banana" contains "four" so method returns "four banana")

java The search method accepts ArrayList of Strings and String find. The method returns a String. It will look for an element within ArrayList that contains value of find if it finds it, methods needs to return whole Element value. if an instance of find doesn't exist return:"search failed" Example: search(["one apple","two orange","four banana"],"four") returns: "four banana" ("four banana" contains "four" so method returns "four banana")

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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