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Writing in a Java program, create an array with random numbers, find maximum, minimum, average, sort and find median, in that order.

The array max size will have 20, however, each program run will be between 12 and 20 elements. Value of each element will be between 10 and 99. All project elements are integers.

If possible, please use a data class.

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ber of randon numbers: 16 ample Data: 7 69 46 74 21 14 70 10 16 88 97 69 19 53 86 84 in 18. Maxinum -97 -10. Maximun in imun verage 55 46 69 21 14 70 10 16 74 88 69 19 53 86 84 97 6 67 21 14 69 10 16 70 74 69 19 53 86 84 88 97 21 14 67 10 16 6970 69 19 53 74 84 86 88 92 1 14 46 10 16 67 69 69 19 53 7074 84 86 88 97 4 21 10 16 46 67 69 19 53 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 4 10 16 21 46 67 19 53 69 69 7074 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 21 46 19 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 21 19 46 53 67 69 69 7074 84 86 88 97 10 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 7074 84 86 88 97 10 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 7074 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 7074 84 86 88 97 0 14 16 19 21 46 53 67 69 69 70 74 84 86 88 97 dian-68

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