I’m taking a Coursera course that teaches programming in Java and I’m getting bogged down by the weekly graded problems. The assignments sit squarely in the beginner to intermediate bracket—think loops, arrays, simple algorithms, and introductory object-oriented patterns—but they still need to compile flawlessly and satisfy the platform’s strict auto-grader. What I need is straightforward: whenever a new problem drops, I’ll send you the prompt and any starter code; you return clean, well-commented Java that the grader accepts, along with a concise explanation of your approach so I can follow the logic and learn from it. The course uses the standard JDK 11 environment Coursera provides, so please code accordingly and avoid external libraries unless the task explicitly permits them. Deliverables • Java source files that compile and run in the Coursera sandbox • Inline comments or a brief write-up explaining the solution • Confirmation (screenshot or copied results) that the submission passes all test cases