All arrays in Java are really linear, one-dimensional arrays. However, you can easily build multi-dimensional arrays from these, and Java has features in the language to help you do this.
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These examples all use two-dimensional arrays, but the same syntax and coding can easily be extended to arrays of any dimension. By convention two dimensional arrays have rows (horizontal) and columns (vertical). The first subscript selects the row (which is a one-dimensional array itself), and the second subscript selects the element in that row/array.
Two-dimensional arrays are usually visualized as a matrix, with rows and columns. This diagram shows the array a with its corresponding subscripts.
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