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# Problem statement
A *two-dimensional* array can also be thought of as a *matrix*.

Implement a Java method to **initialize & print** a two-dimensional array of size **n x n** in the form of a matrix. You should initialize and Print an array of size 3 x 3 as:
* The *diagonal* of the *array* should be filled with **0**. 
* The *lower side* should be filled will **-1s**. 
* *upper side* should be filled with **1s**.

>**Note:** In order to move a value to the next line you can use `\n`.

## Function prototype
```java
void printMat(int n)
```
## Sample input
```java
int n = 3;
```
## Sample output pictorial representation

In this challenge, you will figure out how to print a Matrix using a two-dimensional Array.

Getting Started with Java!

Variables & User Input

Simple Maths & Logic

Strings and String Processing

Conditional Statements

Loops

Methods

Arrays

Classes and Inheritance

Generics

ArrayLists

Java Exam

Challenge 3: Print a Matrix

Problem statement