Use array filter to compare i to abs(i) and separate into two arrays then spread the two new arrays into a single array. Original order is preserved and cost is 2N +1
Thanks for that solution. I'll definetly try that out!
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Use array filter to compare i to abs(i) and separate into two arrays then spread the two new arrays into a single array. Original order is preserved and cost is 2N +1
Thanks for that solution. I'll definetly try that out!