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Diagonal Difference

  • Puneet3821 + 3 comments

    no need to use extra for loop.

    for(int a_i = 0;a_i < n;a_i++){
       for(int a_j = 0;a_j < n;a_j++){
          cin >> a[a_i][a_j];
       }
        d1 = d1 + a[a_i][a_i];
        d2 = d2 + a[a_i][n-1-a_i];
    }
    • honeyd725 + 1 comment

      is this in java

      • sarinarw + 0 comments

        Yes it is in Java, many other languages have some version of split though. Scala and Python have split() that works in the same way, C has str_tok <- apparently works like split

    • sumit_dutta + 1 comment

      there is a segmentaion fault in your code.

      • ben_nxumalo + 0 comments
        $first = $second=0;
$j = $n-1;
for($i=0;$i<$n; $i++){
    $first +=$a[$i][$i];
    $second +=$a[$i][$j];
    $j--;
} 


$result=  abs($first-$second);
print abs($result);
    • Turings_Ghost + 1 comment

      Slightly cleaner and more readable:

              int diag1 = 0, diag2 = 0;
        for(int p = 0; p<n; p++)
        {
            diag1 += a[p][p];
            diag2 += a[p][n - (p + 1)];
        }
      • prachigoel1598 + 1 comment

        can u please explain why n-j-1...

        • post4visakhvspm + 0 comments

          because n will be length and always +1 than index