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Hi, I am programming in java. The instructions require:
Create a new project and call it Project8.
Create a dual array 10x10 and initialize it with random numbers, range 0 to 100.
Example: int[][] ary = new int[10][10];
Create a method that finds the largest number in the array.
Create a method that calculates the sum of a single row. Make the method flexible such that it can calculate the sum of any specified row.
Display the sum of each row.
I have everything else, I just need the sum of each row. Please keep this simple as possible. Thanks
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