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This is based on Helen Yu's Making a Box challenge. This challenge is the same execpt that instead of an array of strings, your function should output a matrix of characters. Examples charBox(1) [ ["#"] ] "1 charBox(4) → [ ["#", "#" ["#", ] 11 ] - 11 11 11 ["#", ["#", "#" 3 ر 3 11 charBox(2) → [ ["#", "#"], ["#", "#"] 11 3 3 3 3 "#"], "#"], "#"], "#"] Notes As an added bonus, try making charBox(0) output [[]] and make any strings, non-integers, and negative numbers output -1.

This is based on Helen Yu's Making a Box challenge. This challenge is the same execpt that instead of an array of strings, your function should output a matrix of characters. Examples charBox(1) [ ["#"] ] "1 charBox(4) → [ ["#", "#" ["#", ] 11 ] - 11 11 11 ["#", ["#", "#" 3 ر 3 11 charBox(2) → [ ["#", "#"], ["#", "#"] 11 3 3 3 3 "#"], "#"], "#"], "#"] Notes As an added bonus, try making charBox(0) output [[]] and make any strings, non-integers, and negative numbers output -1.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN:9780133594140
Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross
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This is based on Helen Yu's Making a Box challenge. This challenge is the same execpt that instead of an array of strings, your function should output a matrix of characters. Examples charBox (1) -> [ ["#"] ] charBox(4) ["#", "#", 11 11 ["#", ] 11 ] 11 - " ["#", ["#", "#". 3 3 charBox (2)→ ["#", "#"], ["#", "#"] [ "I 11 "#"], "#"], "#"], "#", "#"] 11 # → [ 11 3 3 Notes As an added bonus, try making charBox (0) output [[ ]] and make any strings, non-integers, and negative numbers output -1.
Transcribed Image Text:This is based on Helen Yu's Making a Box challenge. This challenge is the same execpt that instead of an array of strings, your function should output a matrix of characters. Examples charBox (1) -> [ ["#"] ] charBox(4) ["#", "#", 11 11 ["#", ] 11 ] 11 - " ["#", ["#", "#". 3 3 charBox (2)→ ["#", "#"], ["#", "#"] [ "I 11 "#"], "#"], "#"], "#", "#"] 11 # → [ 11 3 3 Notes As an added bonus, try making charBox (0) output [[ ]] and make any strings, non-integers, and negative numbers output -1.
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