Write a static method called max3 that accepts three parameters (all integers) and returns the largest one.

Write a program called AveMethod (main method) that contains a method called threeAve (method name) that computes the average of three numbers.  a) The main method will do the following: • asks the user for 3 number (double type). • calls the threeAve method• print the average of the three numbersb) The threeAve method will do the following: • receives 3 numbers (parameters)• calculate the average of the three numbers• returns the average Sample Run: Input the first number: 2.5Input the second number: 3.5Input the third number: 6.6The average is 4.2

Write a class method named countOccurences that returns the number of times a particular integer occurs in an array of integers. The integer and the array will both be parameters.

a Java program that defines and uses 3 overloaded methods (the Java file nameshould be “MethodOverload.java” and all the 3 methods should have the same methodname max). The 3 method headers are given below with their definitions:• int max(int n1, int n2, int n3):o to return the maximum of the passed 3 integer arguments.• double max(double d1, double d2, double d3):o to return the maximum of the passed 3 double arguments with use ofMath.max() method—that is, do not use if or if-else statement incomparing the numbers to find the smaller/smallest numbers.• int max(int n):In the main method of the application, a loop with switch-statement inside is required fortesting the different method calls and you need to generate random numbers for the inputsas the arguments for the methods (except for die-rolling case where an input is enteredfrom the keyboard.). Specifically:• int max(int n1, int n2, int n3): the 3 random integers should be from the sequence2, 5, 8, 11, 14.• double max(double d1,…

Write a method that receives three double numbers and returns their average. You can use any valid method name and variable names.

Write a program in Java called StringIndex. Create a method called printIndex that passes your fullname as a parameter. Method should print each character of the String along with the index.  For example, if String parameter passed is “Kimberly”, the program should print: 0: K 1: I 2: m 3: b 4: e 5: r 6: l 7: y

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Write a public static method name sumAll that takes in 2 arguments int a, int b, and returns the sum of all values between those two numbers inclusive. Remember a can be less than b, b might be less than a, or they may be equal. They can also be positive or negative. Example: sumAll(2,5); int returned by method: 14 Example: sumAll(5,2); int returned by method: 14 Example: sumAll(3,3); int returned by method: 6 Example: sumAll(3,5); int returned by method: 12 Example: sumAll(-4,3); int returned by method: -4 Example: sumAll(-4,2); int returned by method: -7 Example: sumAll(-5,-2); int returned by method: -14 Example: sumAll(-5,2); int returned by method: -12 Example: sumAll(-2,5); int returned by method: 12 Example: sumAll(-5,-3); int returned by method: -12 Example: sumAll(3,-5); int returned by method: -9 Example: sumAll(-3,5); int returned by method: 9

Write a method (with a parameter n), n: integer type that prints numbers from 1 to n. The print out should be 5 numbers per line. All the output numbers should be aligned well. Call the method with n=13 and n=10 in the main()

Define a method findAnnualMembership() that takes two integer parameters as a person's number of museum visits and the person's age, and returns the person's museum membership fee as an integer. The membership fee is returned as follows: Visits < 7 years 7 - 70 years > 70 years < 6 75 80 70 6 - 12 45 55 40 > 12 30 35 25 Ex: If the input is 5 6, then the output is: 75 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17     import java.util.Scanner;   public class MembershipFinder {   /* Your code goes here */   publicstaticvoidmain(String[] args) { Scannerscnr=newScanner(System.in); intmuseumVisits; intuserAge;   museumVisits=scnr.nextInt(); userAge=scnr.nextInt();   System.out.println(findAnnualMembership(museumVisits, userAge)); } }