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Merge Two 1D Arrays in Java

This document provides a Java programming assignment for Class 10 students, focusing on merging two one-dimensional arrays into a third array. It includes example input values and detailed code to accomplish the merging process, as well as alternative methods for implementation. The assignment is created by Prashant Tandon, a computer teacher at SMC Kanpur.

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Merge Two 1D Arrays in Java

This document provides a Java programming assignment for Class 10 students, focusing on merging two one-dimensional arrays into a third array. It includes example input values and detailed code to accomplish the merging process, as well as alternative methods for implementation. The assignment is created by Prashant Tandon, a computer teacher at SMC Kanpur.

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For Class 10 # Created by Prashant Tandon, Computer Teacher, SMC Kanpur # Mobile 9839575830

1D Array – Assignment 1 - Solution


Que 40 ( Text Book Page No 367 ) or (Shared PDF Page No 47)
WRAP to Merge two given OneD Array into Third Array then display all three array
values. For example, Given array values are:
FST 52 9 77 27

SEC 5 19 88 12 279
Output Required Merged Array Values :
TRD 52 9 77 27 5 19 88 12 279

import java . util . * ;


class Merge_Array
{
public static void main( int M, int N )
{
Scanner SC = new Scanner( [Link] );
int FST [ ] = new int [ M ] ;
int SEC [ ] = new int [ N ] ;
int TRD [ ] = new int [ M + N ] ; // Take enough space for Merging
int k ;
[Link]( " Enter the Integer values for First Array : " ) ;
for( k = 0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
[Link]( "\t Enter the value for FST[ " + k + " ] : " );
FST[k] = [Link]( );
}

[Link]( " Enter the Integer values for Second Array : " ) ;
for( k = 0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
[Link]( "\t Enter the value for SEC[ " + k + " ] : " );
SEC[k] = [Link]( );
}

[Link]( "\n Given First Array values are : " );


for( k =0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
[Link]( "\t" + FST[k] );
}

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[Link]( "\n Given Second Array values are : " );
for( k =0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
[Link]( "\t" + SEC[k] );
}

////// Merging process of both array FST & SEC into TRD array //////////
int index = 0 ;
for( k = 0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
TRD[ index ] = FST[ k ] ; // First Copying FST array into TRD
index ++ ; // using for loop
}

k=0;
while( k < [Link] )
{ // Then Copying SEC array into TRD
TRD[ index ++ ] = SEC[ k++ ] ; // using while loop
}

/////////////////////////////////////////

[Link]( "\n After Merged both array, Third Array values are : " );
for( k = 0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )
{
[Link]( "\t" + TRD[k] );
}

} // end of main
} // end of class

Instead of a while loop, we can also use for loop like we transferred first array (FST) into TRD :

for( k = 0 ; k < [Link] ; k++ )


{
TRD[ index ] = SEC[ k ] ; // Then Copying SEC array into TRD
index ++ ; // using for loop
}

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