Problem 42936. Project Euler: Problem 11, Largest product in a grid

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James on 31 Aug 2016

Since I can't tell from the test suite, do you wrap around the matrix when you are calculating the products? For example, when doing the products of four consecutive numbers in the up/down direction, do you do rows 1:4, 2:5, 3:6, 4:7...7:10 and stop there, or do you include the row combinations [8:10 1], [9:10 1:2] and [10 1:3]?

James on 31 Aug 2016

Just submitted my solution (slightly modified from the original Project Euler problem! :-), and the values do not wrap around in any direction.

Peng Liu on 16 Sep 2016

I vaguely remember there was an earlier problem exactly the same as this one on Cody, and I solved that problem some time ago. But couldn't find the old problem....

Rafael S.T. Vieira on 8 Aug 2020

All diagonals and reverse diagonals must be tested if you are wondering as I were once.

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Pablo Rodriguez on 16 Oct 2016

I don't understand why my solution is wrong. When I manually check it, it works good.

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