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    I am still working on this myself, but I am kind of just needing a little reassurance that I am on the right track or a push in the right direction. This is all really new to me, and I'm honestly getting a little overwhelmed. Thank you! You must create a sales tracking program named SalesTracking.java. This program will use arrays to store and process monthly sales as well as compute average yearly sales, total sales for the year, and which month had the highest sales and which month had the lowest sales. You should use parallel arrays. Your first array (monthArray) should be initialized with all of the months. This array should have 12 locations of course. Your other array should be named monthlySales. Like your monthArray, this array should be 12 locations that store the amount of sales for each month. The program should prompt the user for the sales for each month starting with January. The arrays (monthlySales and monthArray) should be created in main and passed to the methods as needed. Your program should have methods that do the following. getSales(monthArray, monthlySales): This method receives the monthArray and monthlySales arrays as arguments. It prompts the users for the sale for each month. This amount should be stored and returned into the corresponding location in the monthlySales array. For example, January sales should be stored in the first location, February sales should be stored in the second location, and so forth. computeTotalSales(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument and returns the total sales of the year. computeAverageSales(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument and returns the average sales for the year. computeHighestMonth(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument. This method will search and compare the values of the monthly sales array for the highest value. The method will return the index(or location in the array) of the month with the highest value. computeLowestMonth(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument. This method will search and compare the values of the monthly sales array for the lowest value. The method will return the index (or location in the array) of the month with the lowest value. displaySaleInfo(totalSales, averageSales, highestMonth, highestSales, lowestMonth, lowestSales): This method will receive the total yearly sales, average monthly sale, the month with the highest sales, as well as the s

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      I am still working on this myself, but I am kind of just needing a little reassurance that I am on the right track or a push in the right direction. This is all really new to me, and I'm honestly getting a little overwhelmed. Thank you! You must create a sales tracking program named SalesTracking.java. This program will use arrays to store and process monthly sales as well as compute average yearly sales, total sales for the year, and which month had the highest sales and which month had the lowest sales. You should use parallel arrays. Your first array (monthArray) should be initialized with all of the months. This array should have 12 locations of course. Your other array should be named monthlySales. Like your monthArray, this array should be 12 locations that store the amount of sales for each month. The program should prompt the user for the sales for each month starting with January. The arrays (monthlySales and monthArray) should be created in main and passed to the methods as needed. Your program should have methods that do the following. getSales(monthArray, monthlySales): This method receives the monthArray and monthlySales arrays as arguments. It prompts the users for the sale for each month. This amount should be stored and returned into the corresponding location in the monthlySales array. For example, January sales should be stored in the first location, February sales should be stored in the second location, and so forth. computeTotalSales(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument and returns the total sales of the year. computeAverageSales(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument and returns the average sales for the year. computeHighestMonth(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument. This method will search and compare the values of the monthly sales array for the highest value. The method will return the index(or location in the array) of the month with the highest value. computeLowestMonth(monthlySales): This method receives the monthly sales array as an argument. This method will search and compare the values of the monthly sales array for the lowest value. The method will return the index (or location in the array) of the month with the lowest value. displaySaleInfo(totalSales, averageSales, highestMonth, highestSales, lowestMonth, lowestSales): This method will receive the total yearly sales, average monthly sale, the month with the highest sales, as well as the s

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      So what is the question? If you want to know if the code is working then you need to feed it with some test data and check the results. If you have specific areas where it is not working then you need to explain the details so we can offer suggestions.

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