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Beer and cookies for explanation... š
Hello fellow sololearners! āŗ I was wandering if someone is willing to explain to me the logic behind this code that I got in a challenge. The best explanation gets free cookies and a beer from me š Thank you in advance. int[] pixels = new int[10000]; for (int y = 0; y < 100; y++) { Ā Ā for (int x = 0; x < 100; x++) { index = x + y * 100; pixels[index] = x + y; Ā Ā } } System.out.print(pixels[150]); Correct answer by Sololearn is 51.
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The only way to get pixels[150] is when y=1 and x=50. So y*100=100 + x=50 you get the array index of 150 and you store there x+y=50+1=51..
I hope it is clear
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sure, beer's on me! here - šŗ
pm me when you come to Belgrade, I'll buy you a beer ;)
let me try to understand: the array location of 150 holds the value of 51, correct?
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right, now i feel stupid š
I just saw it liks this:
150 = x + y*100
pixels = x + y
in our language this is called system of equations with two variables. real easy. hidden in code. damn it. :) thanks for the effort.
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didn't look that easy during a challenge... š
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do I get the beer?