This is to be done using Java

13. Create a 2-dimensional array of integers called twoD with 4 rows and 10 columns 14. Use nested for loops to fill in each element with a number equal to ten times its row index plus its column index values (e.g. the fifth element in the fourth row would be at index [3][4], and so would have value 3*10+4-34) 15. Use nested for loops to print out the array in a standard rectangular configuration (i.e. print one row per line) 16. Use nested for loops to print out the transpose of the array; this means printing all the the elements in the elements in the frst array column together on one line, then printing second column on the next line, etc. 17. Print the elements on the diagonal, meaning all elements where the row and column index are the same (i.e. twoD[01[0], twoD11[1], twoD[2][2], etc.)