(a) We are given a list of floating point numbers L := [39.68, 5.697, .9057E-3,

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(a) We are given a list of floating point numbers L := [39.68, 5.697, .9057E-3, .5612E-2, 30.75, .1005E-3, 10.29, .2387E-1, .3347E-3, .9724E-1, 7.536, 8.207, 85.10, .2001, .4738, .2983E-2, .6860E-3, .4666E-1, 3.164, 63.59, .1311E-3, 2.915, 8.612, .3868E-2, .8995E-3, 8.487, .6143, .9891, .5100, 7.161, .8825, .7505E-3, .2372E-1, .3440E-3, 5.783, .4258E-3, .9256E-1, 60.52, .9271, 9.111, .3885E-2, 2.929, 3.494, 36.90, .8834E-2, .4789E-3, 74.42, .9165E-1, .2045, .3710E-2, .2585]; We want to count how many items in L fall into the following range: 0.012 <= L[i] < 0.027 Call this count c1. What is the value of c1? Enter an integer (without decimal point).

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public class test1

{

/**

* @param args

*/

public static void main(String[] args) {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

int count=0;

double[] L = {39.68, 5.697, .9057E-3, .5612E-2, 30.75, .1005E-3, 10.29, .2387E-1, .3347E-3, .9724E-1, 7.536, 8.207, 85.10, .2001, .4738, .2983E-2, .6860E-3, .4666E-1, 3.164, 63.59, .1311E-3, 2.915, 8.612, .3868E-2, .8995E-3, 8.487, .6143, .9891, .5100, 7.161, .8825, .7505E-3, .2372E-1, .3440E-3, 5.783, .4258E-3, .9256E-1, 60.52, .9271, 9.111, .3885E-2, 2.929, 3.494, 36.90, .8834E-2, .4789E-3, 74.42, .9165E-1, .2045, .3710E-2, .2585};

for(Double l: L)

{

if(0.012 <= l && l < 0.027 )

{

count++;

}

}

System.out.println("So the value of Count C1 is :"+count);

}

}

OUTPUT :Answer

So the value of C1 is : 2

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