Given an array of non-negative integers, perform a series of operations until the array becomes empty. each of the operations gives a score, and the goal is to maximize the overall score, the sum of the scores from all operations on the array. javafor odd length{3,3,3}3+3+3 = 9sumo = 9; remove right-most index. now even length{3,3}3+3 = 6sume = 6; sume-sumo = 9-6 = 3sums = 3remove left-most index. now odd length{3}sums + 3 = 3+3 = 6remove right-most index. array lenght is zero{}maxscore = 6;

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