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Write a Java application and use a two-dimensional array that will store the five top artist sales for 2017. The application must also hold the artist sales for CDs, DVDs and BLU RAY items.
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Create a two-dimensional array to contain the three sale items for five different artists. A single array must be used to store the artist names.
Q.1.2 Allow a user to enter in a number, ranging from 1 to 5, which will represent the artist position with regards to the album sales.
Q.1.3 Printout the artist name including the CD, DVD, BLU RAY sales amounts and total sales.
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