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how to insert 1 element in 2D array?

There is an example of how to replace element in 2D array, but I would like to insert (not replace), I use the insert element. it does not work for 2 D array.
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You need to tell more about what you want done. What exactly does it mean
to insert into a 2D array? Are you inserting into the row or column or
both? By that I mean to ask what parts of the array get their indices
incremented. Then what should happen at the endpoints? If you insert a
point into one row then that row will have one more element than the others.
Should the last element in that row be lost or should the other rows get a
zero appended?

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> There is an example of how to replace element in 2D array, but I would
> like to insert (not replace), I use the insert element. it does not
> work for 2 D array.
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Do you still have the example of how to replace element in 2D array?

I would like to take a look at.

Mike
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