The following routine removes the first half of the list passed as a parameter:
public static void removefirsthalf( list< ? > lst )
{
int thesize = lst. size( ) / 2;
for( int i = 0; i < thesize; i++ )
lst. remove( 0 );
}
a. why is thesize saved prior to entering the for loop?
b. what is the running time of removefirsthalf if lst is an arraylist?
c. what is the running time of removefirsthalf if lst is a linkedlist?
d. does using an iterator make removehalf faster for either type of list?

for part a, what would happen if the for loop was written as?

for (int i = 0 ; i < lst. size()/2 ; i++) {
lst. remove(0) ;
}

how much of the list would be removed? why?

The animal classthis class represents a an animal residing at a zoo. it has a weight (in pounds),height (in inches), a name, and a color. the methods in the class include constructors, getters, and a tostring. you will finish the implementation of these methods. referto the code documentation.1.getters: you will need to implement getter methods. these get a value (froma member variable) in the animal class. you will make a getter method toreturn each variable (weight, height, name, color). reference getname if youare having issues.2.tostring: you will need to finish the tostring method. this returns a stringcontaining information about an animal. the output string should be of theformat: ” (name) , a ( color )â’colored animal . ( weight ) pounds , ( height ) inches .\n”the height and weight are formatted to 1 decimal place. recall from lab 1how to format strings neatly using string. see the reference sectionfor more about string. format.

Agood flowchart alludes to both the inputs and outputs you will need to receive and give to the user. true or false?

What are the most likely causes of conflict at the meeting? check all that apply.