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Interview question #3

I came out with another interview question to find out the candidate's visualizing power:

The object is chessboard--you know it has black and white squares.
  1. How will you visualize the chessboard in terms of mathematical formula?
  2. How will you visualize/depict the same in PHP code?

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R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah said…
Thanks lawrence krubner for your comments. Actually, I'll be expecting just two keywords: Matrix and two dimensional array; that's all. I don't expect any brilliant answer:-)
Dec 11, 2004, 6:07:00 PM
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