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What do you mean by "if I give it 10"? Do you mean we should write a function? What does 10 mean, or is this a cryptic challenge, the kind where the first puzzle is to understand the question itself, like cryptic crosswords?
Also, you said "m x n array", which is usually used to refer to a 2-D array, i.e. an array with m arrays in it, each of length n:
Full-time web dev; JS lover since 2002; CSS fanatic. #CSSIsAwesome
I try to stay up with new web platform features. Web feature you don't understand? Tell me! I'll write an article!
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Ah, I see, you mean the square of numbers around the given value, in this case 10. I recommend wrapping your example array in a code block with triple backticks (check the formatting help of you don't know what I mean) to make it easier to understand what you mean.
So yeah, to repeat the second half of my question, is the input a 2-D array, or a 1-D array with a pair of dimension variables, e.g. function getSquare(arr, m, n, val) { ... }?
What do you mean by "if I give it 10"? Do you mean we should write a function? What does 10 mean, or is this a cryptic challenge, the kind where the first puzzle is to understand the question itself, like cryptic crosswords?
Also, you said "m x n array", which is usually used to refer to a 2-D array, i.e. an array with
marrays in it, each of lengthn:But the example array you gave seems to be a 1-D array with
m*nelements. Which was your intention?Ah, I see, you mean the square of numbers around the given value, in this case
10. I recommend wrapping your example array in a code block with triple backticks (check the formatting help of you don't know what I mean) to make it easier to understand what you mean.So yeah, to repeat the second half of my question, is the input a 2-D array, or a 1-D array with a pair of dimension variables, e.g.
function getSquare(arr, m, n, val) { ... }?Input is 2D Array