Explanation of Solution
Step 1: Declare and define the required variable and get the number of rows and number columns present.
Step 2: The center of row is computed using the formula “center_row = (Number of rows+1)/2”.
Step 3: The center of column is computed using the formula “center_column = (Number of columns)/2”.
Step 4: if the number of rows present is even in number then set the value of “middle=1”.
Step 5: Else set the value of “middle=2”.
Step 6: Iterate using for loop from 1 to number of rows
Step 7: Iterate using for loop from 1 to number of columns
Step 8: If the number of rows present is equal to 1 or number of rows, place the black tile at the location (N_S Borders).
Step 9: Else if the number of rows is equal to 1 or number of columns, place the white tile at the location (E_W Borders).
Step 10: Else if the number of rows is equal to “center_row” AND the column numbers is between the “center_column” and “center_column + middle” in general place the black tile at the location (CENTER)...
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