Problem #2 (15 points): Replicating 2D arrays

1. Create a Java project named FirstName-LastName-HW7 . a. Add a new package named hw7p2 to the project.

Right click the package and add a new class named Clone without a main method.

Add another class named CloneTester with a main method.

2. Write a. The first method copies a two-dimensional array which is square (same number of rows

code for the Clone.java with three methods. and columns). Use the following array:

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The second method copies a two-dimensional array which is rectangular (diffrent number of rows and columns). This method must work for 2D square array, too. Use the following array:

The third method copies a two-dimensional array which is ragged. This method must work for both 2D square and rectangular arrays. Use the following array:

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3. Write a. Test each method.

code for the CloneTester.java. b. Test if the second method works for a 2D square array.

c. Test if the third method works for both 2D square and rectangular arrays.

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