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Matrixes are basic data structures that are frequently used to represent grids or tables of numbers. Gathering and showing the elements that are positioned along a matrix’s edges is the process of printing the matrix’s boundary elements. There are several approaches in JavaScript to print the boundary elements of a matrix which are as follows: Table of Content Using brute forceThis method iterates through the entire matrix and checks if the current element is on the first or last row/column. If it is, it prints the element. Example: “This function prints boundary elements of a 2D matrix, iterating through rows and columns to exclude interior elements. It demonstrates boundary printing with a sample matrix.”
Output 1 2 Using for loopThis method efficiently prints the boundary items without additional checks by iterating through the first and last rows and columns using for loop. Example:“This function efficiently prints boundary elements of a 2D matrix, showcasing optimized printing steps and providing a sample matrix for demonstration.”
Output 1 2 3 6 9 8 7 4 Using array methodsThe code utilizes the `reduce()` method to iterate over each row of the matrix, extracting boundary elements based on their positions. It concatenates the elements into an array, effectively forming the boundary elements. The `forEach()` method is then used to print each boundary element. Overall, this approach demonstrates how array methods can be leveraged to manipulate and extract data from multidimensional arrays efficiently. Example: Extracting boundary elements from a matrix using array methods like `reduce()` and `forEach().
Output Boundary elements using array methods: 1 2 3 4 |
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