Write a Java program named "UniqueScores Processing.java" that initializes an array of 25 double values representing students' scores in a class. The scores are as follows: 89.5, 72.3, 95.7, 68.2, 78.9, 90.1, 84.6, 76.8, 92.4, 81.0, 88.3, 69.7, 93.2, 75.5, 87.0, 79.4, 94.8, 71.1, 85.9, 77.2, 91.6, 83.4, 74.6, 86.5, 80.3. (a) Prompt the user for a target score (Key) and pass the value, the array, and the size of the array to a function implementing the linear or sequential search algorithm. The function should count the number of comparisons until it finds the value and return the count to the main function. (b) Call a function that uses the insertion sort algorithm to sort the given array in ascending order. (c) Call a function that employs the binary search algorithm to locate the same target score (Key). Pass the value, the sorted array, and the size of the array to this function. The function should track the number of comparisons and return this count to the main function. Display the number of comparisons for both search functions in the main with appropriate messages.

Write a Java program named "UniqueScores Processing.java" that initializes an array of 25 double values representing students' scores in a class. The scores are as follows: 89.5, 72.3, 95.7, 68.2, 78.9, 90.1, 84.6, 76.8, 92.4, 81.0, 88.3, 69.7, 93.2, 75.5, 87.0, 79.4, 94.8, 71.1, 85.9, 77.2, 91.6, 83.4, 74.6, 86.5, 80.3. (a) Prompt the user for a target score (Key) and pass the value, the array, and the size of the array to a function implementing the linear or sequential search algorithm. The function should count the number of comparisons until it finds the value and return the count to the main function. (b) Call a function that uses the insertion sort algorithm to sort the given array in ascending order. (c) Call a function that employs the binary search algorithm to locate the same target score (Key). Pass the value, the sorted array, and the size of the array to this function. The function should track the number of comparisons and return this count to the main function. Display the number of comparisons for both search functions in the main with appropriate messages.

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