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Question #259939

 Write a java program that accepts a given n, then create a 2D array with n rows and n columns. Then for each cell the value should be n+row to the power column. For example if we talk of n=5, then array[0][0] =(5+0)0  = 1. Print out all the values in the array created.


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2021-11-01T18:45:25-0400
import ​java.util.*;
class Main {
​public static void main(String[] args)
​{
​Scanner input=new Scanner(System.in);
​System.out.println("Enter the size of the array: ");
​int n=input.nextInt();
​double[][] arr = { { Math.pow((n+0),0), Math.pow((n+0),1),Math.pow((n+0),2),Math.pow((n+0),3),Math.pow((n+0),4) },
​{Math.pow((n+1),0), Math.pow((n+1),1),Math.pow((n+1),2),Math.pow((n+1),3),Math.pow((n+1),4) },
​{Math.pow((n+2),0),Math.pow((n+2),1),Math.pow((n+2),2),Math.pow((n+2),3),Math.pow((n+2),4)},
​{Math.pow((n+3),0),Math.pow((n+3),1),Math.pow((n+3),2),Math.pow((n+3),3),Math.pow((n+3),4)},
​{Math.pow((n+4),0),Math.pow((n+4),1),Math.pow((n+4),2),Math.pow((n+4),3),Math.pow((n+4),4)}};
​
​for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
​for (int j = 0; j < n; j++)
​System.out.println("arr[" + i + "][" + j + "] = "
​+ arr[i][j]);
​}

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