java - Converting 1 dimensional array to 2 dimensional array -

i request converting code 2 dimensional array. i'm not asking fix code, starting point or since arrays weak point in coding. here code:

import java.io.*; import java.util.*;  public class rubix {     public static void main(string[] args)     {         string[] 1 = {"red","red","red","red","red","red","red","red","red"};         string[] 2 = {"blue","blue","blue","blue","blue","blue","blue","blue","blue"};         string[] 3 = {"yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow","yellow"};         string[] 4 = {"green","green","green","green","green","green","green","green","green"};         string[] 5 = {"orange","orange","orange","orange","orange","orange","orange","orange","orange"};         string[] 6 = {"white","white","white","white","white","white","white","white","white"};          //output each side of rubix cube         output(one, 1);         output(two, 2);         output(three, 3);         output(four, 4);         output(five, 5);         output(six, 6);      }      //output function, output first num      public static void output(string[] side, int num)     {         int i,j;         int x = 0;         system.out.println("side: "+num);          for(i = 0; < 3; i++)         {             for(j = 0; j < 3; j++)             {                 system.out.print(side[x]+"\t");                 x++;             }             system.out.println();          }          system.out.println();         system.out.println();      } } 

maybe looking 3 dimensional array, check following:

public static void main(string[] args) {     string[][][] rubik={             {                 {"red","red","red"},                 {"red","red","red"},                 {"red","red","red"}             },{                              {"blue","blue","blue"},                 {"blue","blue","blue"},                 {"blue","blue","blue"}             },{                 {"yellow","yellow","yellow"},                 {"yellow","yellow","yellow"},                 {"yellow","yellow","yellow"}             },{                 {"green","green","green"},                 {"green","green","green"},                 {"green","green","green"}             },{                 {"orange","orange","orange"},                 {"orange","orange","orange"},                 {"orange","orange","orange"}             },{                 {"white","white","white"},                 {"white","white","white"},                 {"white","white","white"}             }     };      output(rubik, 0);     output(rubik, 1);     output(rubik, 2);     output(rubik, 3);     output(rubik, 4);     output(rubik, 5); }  public static void output(string[][][] rubik, int num) {     int i,j;     int x = 0;     system.out.println("side: "+num);      for(i = 0; < 3; i++)     {         for(j = 0; j < 3; j++)         {             system.out.print(rubik[num][i][j]+"\t");             x++;         }         system.out.println();      }      system.out.println();     system.out.println();  } 

to clarify little bit:

rubik[s][c][r]  s=side c=column on side s r=row on side s