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Shape of an array

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Given a non-ragged array (an array where all sub-arrays at a particular level have the same length) of non-negative integers, answer its shape, that is, the length along every dimension. You may assume that the given array has at least one empty dimension, and that only the trailing dimension can have length 0.

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[][0]

[0][1]

[[]][1,0]

[[],[]][2,0]

[[4,4],[0,3]][2,2]

[[[4],[6]]][1,2,1]

[[[[7],[0]]]][1,1,2,1]

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Razetime‭ wrote about 4 years ago

Do we get bonus points for not using here?

dzaima‭ wrote about 4 years ago · edited about 4 years ago

What can the non-array contents of the arrays be - only numbers, or any arbitrary non-array object?

Adám‭ wrote about 4 years ago

@Razetime‭ No. :-)

Adám‭ wrote about 4 years ago

@dzaima Updated.

Moshi‭ wrote about 4 years ago

Is there an order we have to output in? (my solution outputs the dimensions in the reverse order of your test cases)