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Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer, Bitwise Asset Management
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Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer, Bitwise Asset Management and Damanick Dantes, Market Analyst, CoinDesk
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Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer, Bitwise Asset Management and Damanick Dantes, Market Analyst, CoinDesk
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Bitwise team all wearing Bitwise Sweats
From Bottom:
KK Sengar
Akhil Ponds, Chords
Binit PaDaK, KS, Nitzee Dhali Arnab
Frosty Niket
Chandranshu Shailu Suman
While Bitwise & I were waiting outside Sophia's for the rest of our posse, a horse & carriage pulled up to pick up some customers. I didn't know they had those on St. Anthony Main. Do they just ride up and down the mile or so all nite? I have no idea.
Problem Statement
Flipping an Image LeetCode Solution - We are given a matrix of size n. We need to perform 2 tasks-
- flip the image horizontally: it means each row of the given matrix is reversed
- invert the image: make all 0’s to 1’s & vice versa
Return the resulting matrix.
Given matrix contains only 0 or 1 and size of image is ≤ 20.
Examples & Explanations
Example 1:
Input: image = ,,]
Output: ,,]
Explanation: First reverse each row: ,,].
Then, invert the image: ,,]
Example 2:
Input: image = ,,,]
Output: ,,,]
Explanation: First reverse each row: ,,,].
Then invert the image: ,,,]
Approach
After reviewing some examples you will notice the following patterns:
1) Look at the first and last value of the row. If they are the same (1,1 or 0,0), they will be flipped in the output.
If they are different (1,0 or 0,1), they do not change. Work your way inward to the middle of the list
applying this rule.
2) If the row has an odd number of entries, the middle value always flips. For example if len(row) = 5,
then row must change values.
Bitwise XOR --> 0^1 = 1, 1^1 =0
Let i be the index at the beginning of the row, and j be the index at the end of the row. If the values at
these indices (row and row) are equal, flip their values using XOR ^. If the values are not equal, do
nothing and move i and j closer to the middle. When i == j , the code still executes as it should.
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