public class ArrayPracticeClient {

  public static void main (String[] args) {


    // declare a scanner to read from standard input
   
 
    int cnt = 0;


    // ask user for value of cnt until we get something between 1 and 25
    // SOPf the value of cnt (Be informative! A number alone is not enough.)





    // declare and construct an array of integers 
    // that can store exactly that many values, ie cnt




    // Loop #1:
    // read all the values, exactly cnt many of them, from the command line
    // and place them in the elements of your array 


    // SOPf the FIRST element of your array (Be informative)



    // SOPf the LAST element of your array (Be informative)



    // Loop #2:
    // In a completely separate loop, SOPf all the elements of your array, 
    // five per line
    System.out.printf("\nOriginal Array:\n");



    // Loop #3:
    // In a completely separate loop, 
    // find & SOPf the value of the minimum element in your array



    // Loop #4:
    // In a completely separate loop, 
    // find  & SOPf the value of the maximum element in your array



    // swap the contents of the first and last elements of your array



    // In a completely separate loop, SOPf all the elements of your array, 
    // five per line.  (yes, again)
    System.out.print("\nArray with first and last elements swapped:\n");



    // Sorting Loop(s): 
    // sort the contents the array your array 
    // after you're done, the values in the array should be in order from
    // smallest to largest.



    // In a completely separate loop, SOPf all the elements of your array, 
    // five per line.  (yes, again)
    System.out.print("\nSorted Array:\n");


    System.out.print("\n\n");
  }
}