feat: Add Wave Print Matrix Program #222
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I can do it easily ! assign it to me please ... |
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This is the program for the "Wave Print Matrix Program" addressed in the Issue Number 222. I believe this is exactly what was asked to do, so kindly merge it into the repo. This is the Java Version of the same, i will be making and requesting for the C++ version too, so kindly see that too in PRs. Link to the issue : panditakshay402#222
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This is the program for the "Wave Print Matrix Program" addressed in the Issue Number 222. I believe this is exactly what was asked to do, so kindly merge it into the repo. This is the C++ Version of the same, i have also requested for the Java version too in my previous PR, so kindly see that too if it haven't been merged yet. Link to the issue : panditakshay402#222
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Hey @panditakshay402 , I've opened two PRs with the code in both Java and C++ to close this issue, Please check it out.. And merge my PR, if its all that was required. Lemme know if you need any addition or changes. Thank you ... |
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A "wave print matrix program" could be a program that prints a matrix (a two-dimensional array) in a "wave-like" pattern. In other words, it might print the elements of the matrix in a way that resembles the motion of a wave.
For example, if you have a 2D matrix like this:
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
A "wave print" of this matrix could look like:
1 4 7 8 5 2 3 6 9
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