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Problem

Create two arrays, one that is 2-dimensional (2-d) and a second one that is 3 dimensional (3-d). The 2-d array will be 5x5 and you will need to store an integer value that will correspond to the row and column in the array, ie. 24, means row 2 column 4

 

Introducing Arrays

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Solution

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