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Given an array of names and an int i, return the ith name. There will always be at least one name in the array. The value of i will never be greater than the number of names in the array. ithName(["Larry", "Moe", "Curly Joe"], 1) → "Larry" ithName(["Able", "Baker", "Charlie", "David", "Elmer", "Frank", "Gary", "Harald", "Imogen", "Jules"], 4) → "David" ithName(["Able", "Baker", "Charlie", "David", "Elmer", "Frank", "Gary", "Harald", "Imogen", "Jules"], 8) → "Harald" Go...Save, Compile, Run (ctrl-enter)Show Hint public String ithName(String[] names, int i) { } Go Editor font size %:75100125150 Shorter output

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