This week you may use all the features of Java taught in the class 
including Array and Vector classes.

Problem1: Write methods for each of the following problems.

(a) method median
    Input: an integer array "numberList", a positive integer "n"
           where "numberList" has at least "n" entries. 
    Output: the median of the first "n" entries.
    [Definition: median of n numbers is the ceiling(n/2)-th largest
     number. For example if we have five numbers 12, 4, 9, 34, 2 
     then the median is (ceiling(5/2) = ) 3rd largest number
     so it is 9.]     

(b) method sorter
    Input: an integer array "numberList", a positive integer "n"
           where "numberList" has at least "n" entries.
    Output: an integer array containing same numbers as in 
           "numberList" but in increasing order.

(c) method searcher
    Input: an integer array "numberList", a positive integer "n"
           where "numberList" has at least "n" entries.
    Behaviour: This method pops a window and asks for an integer x.
           Then it searches "numberList" and tells the user whether
           x is present in the array or not. Then it asks if the
           user wants to search more. This cycle continues until
           user says he/she does not want to search any more.
           Note: Use ResponseBox class of javabook to decide
           whether user wants to continue with the serach or not.


The next problem may be done in the ramining time and during the
following week but make sure that it is complete before the next 
lab. Next week's problem will depend on it.

Problem2: Define a class "Date" as follows

Member Data:
1) day
2) month
3) year
define each data to be private.

Constructors:
1) a constructor which take (int d, int m, int y) and sets
   the data PROVIDED IT IS A VALID DATE.
2) a default constructor.

Methods
1) set(int d, int m, int y). It sets the data PROVIDED IT IS 
   A VALID DATE.
2) getDay
3) getMonth
4) getYear
5) earlier(Date x). It returns true if "own" date is earlier
   than or equal to the date x.