Write a complete Java program named Transpose that contains the following:   The main method asks the user to provide n - the number of rows and m – the number of columns for a rectangular matrix of integers from 2 to 10. The main method calls the matrixSetUp() method which creates a rectangular matrix of specified dimensions and populates it with random integers from 0 to 99. Hint: You can use Math.random() to generate random numbers. The main method prints the matrix created by the matrixSetUp () method in the form of a matrix. Hint: in order to print the array in the example format, you can use Arrays.toString(matrix[row]) to print each row. The main method calls the matrixTranspose() method that creates and returns a transpose of the initial matrix. Hint: matrix transpose means: ����������[���][������]=�[������][���] The main method prints the transpose of the matrix.

Write a complete Java program named Transpose that contains the following:  

1. The main method asks the user to provide n - the number of rows and m – the number of columns for a rectangular matrix of integers from 2 to 10.
2. The main method calls the matrixSetUp() method which creates a rectangular matrix of specified dimensions and populates it with random integers from 0 to 99. Hint: You can use Math.random() to generate random numbers.
3. The main method prints the matrix created by the matrixSetUp () method in the form of a matrix. Hint: in order to print the array in the example format, you can use Arrays.toString(matrix[row]) to print each row.
4. The main method calls the matrixTranspose() method that creates and returns a transpose of the initial matrix. Hint: matrix transpose means: ����������[���][������]=�[������][���]
5. The main method prints the transpose of the matrix.