This README provides a detailed, step-by-step explanation of how to convert a 1D array into a 2D array with specified dimensions (m x n). The explanations are presented for multiple programming languages, including C++, Java, JavaScript, Python, and Go.
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Check Array Size Compatibility:
- Verify if the number of elements in the
original
array matches the required size for the 2D array (m * n
). If they do not match, return an empty 2D array.
- Verify if the number of elements in the
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Initialize the 2D Array:
- Create a 2D vector
result
withm
rows andn
columns, initialized with zeros.
- Create a 2D vector
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Populate the 2D Array:
- Iterate through each element of the
original
array. - For each element, calculate the corresponding row and column indices in the 2D array.
- Assign the element from the
original
array to the appropriate position in the 2D array.
- Iterate through each element of the
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Return the Result:
- Return the fully constructed 2D array.
-
Check Array Size Compatibility:
- Determine if the number of elements in the
original
array matches the required size for the 2D array (m * n
). If not, return an empty 2D array.
- Determine if the number of elements in the
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Initialize the 2D Array:
- Create a 2D array
result
with dimensionsm
xn
.
- Create a 2D array
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Populate the 2D Array:
- Loop through each element of the
original
array. - Calculate the row index using integer division and the column index using the modulus operation.
- Assign each element to its correct position in the 2D array.
- Loop through each element of the
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Return the Result:
- Return the constructed 2D array as the final output.
-
Check Array Size Compatibility:
- Check if the total number of elements in the
original
array matches the required size (m * n
). If not, return an empty array.
- Check if the total number of elements in the
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Initialize the 2D Array:
- Create an empty array
result
to store the rows of the 2D array.
- Create an empty array
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Populate the 2D Array:
- Loop through the number of rows (
m
). - For each row, slice a segment of the
original
array to form a row of the 2D array.
- Loop through the number of rows (
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Return the Result:
- Return the fully constructed 2D array.
-
Check Array Size Compatibility:
- Verify if the size of the
original
list matches the required size (m * n
). If not, return an empty list.
- Verify if the size of the
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Initialize the 2D Array:
- Create an empty list
result
to store the rows of the 2D array.
- Create an empty list
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Populate the 2D Array:
- Iterate over the range of rows (
m
). - For each row, slice the
original
list to form a sub-list representing that row. - Append the sub-list to
result
.
- Iterate over the range of rows (
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Return the Result:
- Return the constructed 2D array.
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Check Array Size Compatibility:
- Ensure that the length of the
original
slice matches the required size (m * n
). If not, return an empty 2D array.
- Ensure that the length of the
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Initialize the 2D Array:
- Create a 2D slice
result
withm
rows.
- Create a 2D slice
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Populate the 2D Array:
- Loop through the rows of the 2D array.
- For each row, slice the
original
array to form a sub-slice representing that row.
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Return the Result:
- Return the fully constructed 2D array.