The following code creates a ragged 2D array. The first array has 3 slots where each entry...

The following code creates a ragged 2D array. The first array has 3 slots where each entry references a second array. This second array starts with an Alaskan band name and members of the band. The length of the second array can be different for each band.

String[][] alaskanBands = new String[3][];String[] band1 = {“Portugal. The Man”, “John Gourley”,“Zachary Carothers”, “Noah Gersh”,“Kyle O’Quin”, “Kane Ritchotte”};String[] band2 = {“36 Crazyfists”, “Brock Lindow”,“Steve Holt”, “Mick Whitney”, “Kyle Baltus”};String[] band3 = {“Historian”, “Nathan Hurst”, “Jason Lessard”,“Daniel Zawodny”, “Marc Bourdon”};alaskanBands[0] = band1;alaskanBands[1] = band2;alaskanBands[2] = band3;

Note that band1 has six entries while band2 and band3 each have five entries. This makes alaskanBands a ragged array since its second dimension is not always the same size. Paste this code into a program and write a pair of nested loops to output the name and members of each band. Your program should work even if the array was modified to have a different number of bands or band members.