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public class JavaApplicationStates {

//Multi-dimensional array that stores state and state information private String state[][] = { {"ALABAMA", "Nothern Flicker", "Camellia"}, {"ALASKA", "Willow Ptarmigan", "Forget-me-not"}, {"ARIZONA", "Cactus Wren", "Saguaro Cactus Blossom"}, {"ARKANSAS", "Northern Mockingbird", "Apple Blossom"}, {"CALIFORNIA", "California Quail", "California Poppy"}, {"COLORADO", "Lark Bunting", "Rocky Mountain Columbine"}, {"CONNECTICUT", "American Robin", "Mountain Laurel"}, {"DELAWARE", "Delaware Blue Hen", "Peach Blossom"}, {"FLORIDA", "Northern Mockingbird", "Orange Blossom"}, {"GEORGIA", "Brown Thrasher", "Cherokee Rose"}, …show more content…
{"NEW YORK", "Eastern Bluebird", "Rose"}, {"NORTH CAROLINA", "Northern Cardinal", "Flowering Dogwood"}, {"NORTH DAKOTA", "Western Meadowlark", "Wild Prairie Rose"}, {"OHIO", "Northern Cardinal", "Scarlet Carnation"}, {"OKLAHOMA", "Scissor-tailed Flycatcher", "Mistletoe"}, {"OREGON", "Western Meadowlark", "Oregon Grape"}, {"PENNSYLVANIA", "Ruffed Grouse", "Mountain-laurel"}, {"RHODE ISLAND", "Rhode Island Red", "Violet"}, {"SOUTH CAROLINA", "Carolina Wren", "Yellow Jessamine"}, {"SOUTH DAKOTA", "Ring-necked Pheasant", "Pasque Flower"}, {"TENNESSEE", "Nothern Mockingbird", "Iris"}, {"TEXAS", "Northern Mockingbird", "Bluebonnet"}, {"UTAH", "California Gull", "Sego Lily"}, {"VERMONT", "Hermit Thrush", "Red Clover"}, {"VIRGINIA", "Northern Cardinal", "Flowering Dogwood"}, {"WASHINGTON", "Willow Goldfinch", "Coast Rhodedendron"}, {"WEST VIRGINIA", "Northern Cardinal", "Rhodedendrom"}, {"WISCONSIN", "American Robin", "Wood Violet"}, {"WYONMING", "Western Meadolark", "Indian Paintbrush"},};

//getter and setter methods for states public String[][] getState() { return state;
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