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AP Computer Science: Standard Data Structures Drill 3, Problem 5. The resulting array from this code snippet has which of the following shapes?

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Sorry And here's your smug du jour Brought to you

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by the multi dimensional array It sounds like a device

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used to travel across the universe But it's just a

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computer science thing that'll make you wish a meteorite would

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fall on your face All right The resulting array from

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this code snippet has which of the following shapes And

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here your potential answers Where rectangles circles Okay here we

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go Nothing pushes a person's brain to the breaking point

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Quite like the street magic of rubik's cubes and multidimensional

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raised well looks like this code uses the first two

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lines to create a two dimensional array of length ten

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and twelve hollywood squares on mars Then a loop is

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created and something gets added each cycle Well well look

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at that lube or in depth in a second But

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let's take a moment to see if we can knock

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out some potential answers based on that information alone Option

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a says the resulting array would look like a square

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being that we've created two arrays with length of ten

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and twelve there's No way it's going to be a

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perfect square option B says we're creating a rectangle Well

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maybe We'll hang on to be for now a better

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shot he says we'll be creating a circle Well that

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doesn't seem very likely because the four loop only increases

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some factor in value probably widening the shape forever We'll

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see that second circle It obviously need to come back

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down to zero toe Drop the second half All right

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let's put sea into the no pile All right d

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a triangle Well totally possible If the shape is increasing

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in size with every generation that loop things might end

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up looking like a right triangle Thank you paige Rhys

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We'll need to walk through the code To be sure

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though e none of the above Well let's find out

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Okay we've got our two dimensional array called multi with

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length of ten and twelve Then loop begins with the

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generator i at zero and runs until eyes no longer

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lessen the length of the multi array which is ten

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At least in terms of the first given dimension From

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that we can predict the code within louisville Run ten

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times One's inside It'll take the multi raise second mention

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it Whatever I currently and zero on the first cycle

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and create a new imager at the position of zero

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plus one no one Then it'll cycle again with i

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increased by one and again and again and again we

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could keep going but it looks like we're just getting

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a right triangle just to double check Let's open our

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interpreter and add this line to loop so we can

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visualize what's being constructed system out print line a raise

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to string multi eye all right that'll print to the

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console in string form Whatever the content of multi at

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the eye dimension is and you're goes and yep that's

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pretty triangle e and a right triangle e is that

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the ideas are answer and we didn't even have to

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try Is that hard Hi sorry we'll try to do 00:02:42.11 --> [endTime] better He's going forward there yeah

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