Make a basic Java program called PatternMaker according to the following guidelines.

The program prompts the use for five input values: an integer value between 1 and 10 (inclusive) for the number of rows to be printed, a second integer value between 1 and 10 (inclusive) for the number of columns to be printed, a string value for the starting string of the pattern, a string value for the second string of the pattern, and a string value that separates the first two strings.

The program must use nested for loops to print a rectangular array of alternating first and second strings of the pattern, separated by the separator string and such that the first string in the first row uses the first string provided by the user, but each subsequent row alternates the starting string between the second string the user provided and the first string the user provided.

So, for instance, if the user enters 5 for the number of rows, 7 for the number of columns, and XX for the first string, OO for the second string, and *** for the separator, your program should print the following rectangular pattern.

XX***OO***XX***OO***XX***OO***XX

OO***XX***OO***XX***OO***XX***OO

XX***OO***XX***OO***XX***OO***XX

OO***XX***OO***XX***OO***XX***OO

XX***OO***XX***OO***XX***OO***XX

*) Note the requirement for this program to use nested for loops

*) Note that there is no delimiter at the end of the lines.