Get Element By Index

1. Start with this code:

import java.util.Arrays;

public class Newsfeed {
  
  String[] topics = {"Opinion", "Tech", "Science", "Health"};
  int[] views = {0, 0, 0, 0};
  
  public Newsfeed(){

  }
    
  public String[] getTopics(){
    return topics;
  }
  
  public String getTopTopic(){
    
  }
  
  public void viewTopic(int topicIndex){
    
  }

  public static void main(String[] args){
    Newsfeed sampleFeed = new Newsfeed();
    
    System.out.println("The top topic is "+ sampleFeed.getTopTopic());
    
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(1);
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(1);
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(3);
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(2);
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(2);
    sampleFeed.viewTopic(1);
    
    System.out.println("The " + sampleFeed.topics[1] + " topic has been viewed " + sampleFeed.views[1] + " times!"); 
  }
}

2. We have augmented the Newsfeed class to start with the topics array as an instance field.

   Fill in the getTopTopic() method to return the 0th index of the topics array.

3. But wait — we added more to the Newsfeed class. Now, each instance starts with an array of zeros called views as an instance field.

   Every time someone views a topic, we want to increment the value of the appropriate field in views.

   For example, if someone views an "Opinion" piece, we want to increase the value of the 0th index of views from 0 to 1. If they view it again, we want to increase the value to 2.

   We have written a method signature for viewTopic(), which takes in an int called topicIndex.

   Inside the method, set the value of the views array at the index topicIndex to the current value plus 1.

Example solution can be found in the Newsfeed.java file