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a) Given this: int [][] tda = new int [12][25];
Write a loop to print the fourth row of this two-dimensional array tda {assume the array is filled with data..}
b) Write Java code (only the loop) to find the maximum value in the array Ab of type integer (use enhancedfor-loop):
c) Write the output of this code:
int [][] tda = {{5,99,88,2},{22,76,12,87,77,66},{34,88,13,4},{9,76,77,11}};
tda[1][4] = -22;
for(int q=0; q<tda[3].length; q++) System.out.print(tda[2][q] + " ");
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