Create a HighestGrade application that prompts the user for five grades between 0 and 100 points and stores the grades in an ArrayList. HighestGrade then traverses the grades to determine the highest grade and then
displays the grade along with an appropriate message.

For HighestGrade, you need to use an ArrayList. You do not need to declare any Integer elements because you do not need to use a .get since you don’t need to find the index position of the grades. Use two loops. The first loop will ask the user to enter a grade. The second loop will determine the highest grade

import java. util. ArrayList;

public class DataArrayList {

public static void main(String[] args) {
ArrayList numbers = new ArrayList ();
Integer element, element1, element2;
int sum = 0;

numbers. add(new Integer(5));
numbers. add(new Integer(2));

/* compare values */
element1 = numbers. get(0);
element2 = numbers. get(1);
if (element1.compareTo(element2) == 0) {
System. out. println("The elements have the same value.");
} else if (element1.compareTo(element2) < 0) {
System. out. println("element1 value is less than element2.");
} else {
System. out. println("element1 value is greater than element2.");
}

/* sum values */
for (Integer num : numbers) {
element = num;
sum += element. intValue(); //use int value for sum
}
System. out. println("Sum of the elements is: " + sum);
}
}