Instructions A Set up the compiler on your workstation B Wri

Instructions:

A. Set up the compiler on your workstation.

B. Write, compile, and run a Java program that: *

(1) uses a single line comment to document your source code with your name and section

number. This should be the very first line of your program,

(2) uses a printin statement to print your name and section number as the first line of your

output,

(3) define a recursive functiomnamed \"largest* that will return the largest number in an

array. Use {23, 35, 67, 76, 34} to initialize the array.

(4) calls \"largest\" to return the largest number in the following array.

C. Diagram (i.e. illustrate with a picture) your program completely.

Solution

Here is the code for your problem

//Name:xxx Section: yyy

class Largest {
     static int i=0, max=-999;//static variables of class
  
static int largest(int arr[])

{

   if(i < arr.length)
   {
      if( max < arr[i] )
      {
         max = arr[i];
      }
      i++;
      largest(arr);
   }
return max;
}

public static void main(String [ ] args){

int arr[]={23, 35, 67, 76, 34};

String name=\"xxx\";

String section=\"yyy\";

System.out.println(\"Name:\"+name+\"\ Section:\"+section);

int large=largest(arr);

System.out.println(\"Largest element in array is \"+large);

}

}

output:

sh-4.3$ javac Largest.java                                                                                                    

sh-4.3$ java Largest                                                                                                          

Name:xxx                                                                                                                      

Section:yyy                                                                                                                  

Largest element in array is 76                                                                                                

sh-4.3$