Write a statement that assigns the elements shown in Figure 8-87 to a two-dimensional array with implicit sizing named intPinNumbers. 1659,2916,9876,3928,1117,9665,5397,4488,1211,0767,2956,2041
To assign the elements shown in Figure 8-87 to a two-dimensional array named intPinNumbers with implicit sizing, you can use the following statement:
```java
int[][] intPinNumbers = {
{1659, 2916, 9876, 3928},
{1117, 9665, 5397, 4488},
{1211, 0767, 2956, 2041}
};
```
This statement creates a two-dimensional array named intPinNumbers and initializes it with the given elements in Figure 8-87. The outer array represents the rows, and the inner arrays represent the columns.
To assign the elements shown in Figure 8-87 to a two-dimensional array with implicit sizing named intPinNumbers, you can follow these steps:
1. Declare the two-dimensional array, specifying its datatype as int:
```
int[][] intPinNumbers;
```
2. Initialize the array with the specified elements using an array initializer:
```
intPinNumbers = new int[][] {
{ 1659, 2916, 9876, 3928 },
{ 1117, 9665, 5397, 4488 },
{ 1211, 0767, 2956, 2041 }
};
```
The above code declares a two-dimensional array `intPinNumbers` which has an implicit sizing (size determined by the number of elements provided). Then, it initializes the array with the elements shown in Figure 8-87. The array is structured as a matrix with 3 rows and 4 columns, and the provided elements are assigned accordingly.