do the following in JAVA GUI Develop a complete Java application. In the main method of the application, create a jagged 2Darray of type int having six rows (i.e. an array having six arrays). The number of elements in aparticular row must be equal to the corresponding digit of your own roll number. For example, ifsomebody's roll number is 141257, then the resultant array would look like:346.78.9.1011121314151617181920Next, you must use nested loops to initialize the elements of the 2D array with the value of acounter that is incremented by 1 during each iteration of the inner loop, as shown in the aboveexample. Finally, use nested loops to display the values of all the elements stored in the array.Each row must be printed in a separate line. For example, following would be the output for theabove array.123456.789 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 19 20

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Develop a complete Java application. In the main method of the application, create a jagged 2D array of type int having six rows (i.e. an array having six arrays). The number of elements in a particular row must be equal to the corresponding digit of your own roll number. For example, if somebody's roll number is 141257, then the resultant array would look like:

Develop a complete Java application. In the main method of the application, create a jagged 2D array of type int having six rows (i.e. an array having six arrays). The number of elements in a particular row must be equal to the corresponding digit of your own roll number. For example, if somebody's roll number is 141257, then the resultant array would look like:

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