Sample case doubt

#1

here n=2 but (1,0)(1,1) is there , so there are 3 knights …how??

#2

@Muskan-Gupta-598128740703036
This is not the board configuration
These are the positions of the 2 knights on the board

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#3

(1,0) (1,1) <- what does this thing means??? 1 means knight position??? right?? so there are 3 ones …thats what i wanna say …what does 3 ones means??

#4

@Muskan-Gupta-598128740703036
In a 2*2 sized board
1,0 is position of first knight
1,1 is position of second knight

#5

https://ide.codingblocks.com/s/193001

#6

sir i tried to write the code , when i am doing dry run , i am not able to figure out where i am wrong …here i am just printing the board… and nothing is occuring at output

#7

@Muskan-Gupta-598128740703036
Your approach is unfortunately completely incorrect.
Please see this for reference https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/place-k-knights-such-that-they-do-not-attack-each-other/

#8

can this be done without making a new board?

#9

@Muskan-Gupta-598128740703036
You can declare a global matrix of MAXN*MAXN

#10

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