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Kyle E. deFreitas
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Nov 26, 2010, 10:42:51 AM
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I didn't get an email from Dr Kalicharan
But I spoke with him today to confirm that magic squares is the next assignment.
That said, has anyone found a way to access the (upper) right to (lower) left diagonal
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Vincent Ramdhanie
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In an odd ordered matrix of size n I would use:
M[i][n-i + 1] should give a cell that is on the upper right to lower left diagonal.
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oh
that was so simple I'm ashamed I couldn't figure it out
thanks
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