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Java (Need Help)
https://code.sololearn.com/cvirEMwQI2VO/?ref=app While I was doing the java play/challenge I stumbled across this question and I was wondering if anyone can explain how did it get 51 as the answer? I tried slowly debugging and understand but I just couldn't.... Any help would be appreciated
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It's a 2D-Array stored as a 1D array :)
If you look at that double loop, every 100 iterations will make y bigger by 1, and x resets.
So at 99, y = 0, x = 99
At 100, y = 1, x = 0
And at 150, y = 1, x = 50
And pixels[i] is set to x+y of course so 1 + 50 = 51.
Theres actually a formula for that:
To figure out x and y given i:
x = i % width
y = i / width
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//for y=0 , index can't be greater than 100 obviously , for y=1 & x = 50 , index will be 150
// for index 150 , x+y = 50+1 therefore answer is 51
//hope it helps ☺
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So we are going to find pixels[150].
We know that from the loop:-
index = x + y * 100;
pixels[index] = x + y;
Plug in 150 and we will get:-
150 = x + y * 100;
pixels[150] = x + y
and since the value of x and y falls between 0 and 99 inclusive, then it must be:-
x = 50
y = 1
*which satisfy 150 = 50 + 1 * 100
Therefore, pixels[150] = x + y = 50 + 1 = 51.
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Thank you everyone I figured out why I couldn't find the answer in the beginning..... I totally forgot about simple BODMAS where I need to multiply first before I add.... Which is why I couldn't get the answer.
Thank you everyone for answering to my help :)