PI = 3.14159 #FILL IN THE MISSING CODE pow (radius, 2) print ("The area is", area) area PI * %3D radius float (input ("Enter radius: ")) %3D radius (str(input ("Enter radius: ")) %3D radius (input ("Enter radius: ") enter ("Enter radius:")

Problem Description - JAVA PROGRAMMING Use a Two-dimensional (3x3) array to solve the following problem: Write an application that inputs nine numbers, each of which is between 1 and 10, inclusive.  Display the array after the user inputs each value. Rotate/flip the array by changing places. Make the rows columns and vice versa. You have to move the elements to their new locations.   Remember to validate the input and display an error message if the user inputs invalid data.  Documentation and the screenshot(s) of the results.  Example:  1  2  3 4  5  6 7  8  9 the result will be :  1  4  7 2  5  8 3  6  9

Consider the following program specification:   Write a program that will prompt the user for 10 integer values and stores them in an array.  The values entered by the user only be between 0 and 100 and the program should validate these appropriately.  The program should then: Display the average of the values Display the highest value in the array Display the lowest value in the array   Discuss how the values should be validated. What control structures could be used? Using eclipse

|(1st part) You are going to draw flowers a certain integral locations on a wall in your room. You have an array that stores the location of each flower as an integer. You want to better imagine how the wall will look with the drawn flowers. To do this you will create an array that will be as long as necessary to draw all the flowers. The array generated will be 1 if a flower is to be drawn at the location and 0 otherwise. Write a section of code that dynamically creates an array of the drawn flowers, based on the length of and the values of a given location array For example draw(6, {1,5,7}) should return {0,1,0,0,0,1,0,1 int draw (int length, int * location) }