I have a question: why this ["01111", "01101", "00011", "11110"] should return 3? "01111" "01101" "00011" "11110" I can only see 2 contiguous lines of zeros: I will represent them as dots of (row, column)
Where is the third one?
@dbenchi Thanks for catching that. Typo on my end. It should be 2, I also added a 3rd scenario
strArr = ["110", "000", "111"]
Thanks for the fix. However in the new example, this should return 2 not 1. Am I right?
Yes! LOL not my day today, appreciate you keeping me in check :) @dbenchi
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I have a question: why this ["01111", "01101", "00011", "11110"] should return 3?
"01111"
"01101"
"00011"
"11110"
I can only see 2 contiguous lines of zeros: I will represent them as dots of (row, column)
Where is the third one?
@dbenchi Thanks for catching that. Typo on my end. It should be 2, I also added a 3rd scenario
strArr = ["110", "000", "111"], return 1.Thanks for the fix. However in the new example, this should return 2 not 1. Am I right?
Yes! LOL not my day today, appreciate you keeping me in check :) @dbenchi