Lab 6.1.1 creating and printing arrays let's work on some basic skills by creating a program that contains a few experiments with arrays. if you are asked to print out a value, be sure to print a label that indicates what the value represents, unless otherwise indicated. for example, if you are asked to print a variable z, the output might look like this: z : 8.0 perform each of the following tasks: a) create an array x of doubles with an initializer list that contains the following values: 8, 4, 5, 21, 7, 9, 18, 2, and 100. b) print the number of items in the array by printing the expression x. length. c) print the first array item, x[0]. d) print the last array item. be careful to choose the right index. e) print the expression x[x. length - 1]. why is this value the same as in part d? f) use a standard for loop to print all the values in the array without labels. g) use a standard ( loop to print all the values in the array with labels to indicate what each element is. h) use a standard for loop to print all the values in the array in reverse order with labels to indicate what each element is. i) use an enhanced for loop to print all the values in the array without labels.