Traverse Matrix in adjacent diagonals











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I need to traverse a matrix on diagonals as in the following example.
I tried to adapt the code from Traverse Matrix in Diagonal strips but I didnt succed.



Its a matrix of ints: int M[n][n];



example to traverse



order of diagonals to traverse:




  1. d(0)

  2. d(+1)

  3. d(-1)

  4. d(+2)

  5. d(-2)

  6. d(+3)

  7. d(-3)
    and so on


lets take this example:



00 01 02 03



10 11 12 13



20 21 22 23



30 31 32 33



so the output required will be:



slice 1: 00 11 22 33



slice 2: 01 12 23



slice 3: 10 21 32



slice 4: 02 13



slice 5: 20 31



slice 6 : 03



slice 7: 30










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    I need to traverse a matrix on diagonals as in the following example.
    I tried to adapt the code from Traverse Matrix in Diagonal strips but I didnt succed.



    Its a matrix of ints: int M[n][n];



    example to traverse



    order of diagonals to traverse:




    1. d(0)

    2. d(+1)

    3. d(-1)

    4. d(+2)

    5. d(-2)

    6. d(+3)

    7. d(-3)
      and so on


    lets take this example:



    00 01 02 03



    10 11 12 13



    20 21 22 23



    30 31 32 33



    so the output required will be:



    slice 1: 00 11 22 33



    slice 2: 01 12 23



    slice 3: 10 21 32



    slice 4: 02 13



    slice 5: 20 31



    slice 6 : 03



    slice 7: 30










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      I need to traverse a matrix on diagonals as in the following example.
      I tried to adapt the code from Traverse Matrix in Diagonal strips but I didnt succed.



      Its a matrix of ints: int M[n][n];



      example to traverse



      order of diagonals to traverse:




      1. d(0)

      2. d(+1)

      3. d(-1)

      4. d(+2)

      5. d(-2)

      6. d(+3)

      7. d(-3)
        and so on


      lets take this example:



      00 01 02 03



      10 11 12 13



      20 21 22 23



      30 31 32 33



      so the output required will be:



      slice 1: 00 11 22 33



      slice 2: 01 12 23



      slice 3: 10 21 32



      slice 4: 02 13



      slice 5: 20 31



      slice 6 : 03



      slice 7: 30










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      I need to traverse a matrix on diagonals as in the following example.
      I tried to adapt the code from Traverse Matrix in Diagonal strips but I didnt succed.



      Its a matrix of ints: int M[n][n];



      example to traverse



      order of diagonals to traverse:




      1. d(0)

      2. d(+1)

      3. d(-1)

      4. d(+2)

      5. d(-2)

      6. d(+3)

      7. d(-3)
        and so on


      lets take this example:



      00 01 02 03



      10 11 12 13



      20 21 22 23



      30 31 32 33



      so the output required will be:



      slice 1: 00 11 22 33



      slice 2: 01 12 23



      slice 3: 10 21 32



      slice 4: 02 13



      slice 5: 20 31



      slice 6 : 03



      slice 7: 30







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          You could try the following code, replacing printf by whatever you want.



          #define N 4

          int M[N][N];
          //populate the array
          for(int i=0; i<N; ++i)
          {
          printf("slice %d:", 2*i+1);
          for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
          printf(" %d", M[j][j+i]);
          printf("n");
          if(i > 0)
          {
          printf("slice %d:", 2*i+2);
          for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
          printf(" %d", M[j+i][j]);
          printf("n");
          }
          }





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            You could try the following code, replacing printf by whatever you want.



            #define N 4

            int M[N][N];
            //populate the array
            for(int i=0; i<N; ++i)
            {
            printf("slice %d:", 2*i+1);
            for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
            printf(" %d", M[j][j+i]);
            printf("n");
            if(i > 0)
            {
            printf("slice %d:", 2*i+2);
            for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
            printf(" %d", M[j+i][j]);
            printf("n");
            }
            }





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              You could try the following code, replacing printf by whatever you want.



              #define N 4

              int M[N][N];
              //populate the array
              for(int i=0; i<N; ++i)
              {
              printf("slice %d:", 2*i+1);
              for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
              printf(" %d", M[j][j+i]);
              printf("n");
              if(i > 0)
              {
              printf("slice %d:", 2*i+2);
              for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
              printf(" %d", M[j+i][j]);
              printf("n");
              }
              }





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                You could try the following code, replacing printf by whatever you want.



                #define N 4

                int M[N][N];
                //populate the array
                for(int i=0; i<N; ++i)
                {
                printf("slice %d:", 2*i+1);
                for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
                printf(" %d", M[j][j+i]);
                printf("n");
                if(i > 0)
                {
                printf("slice %d:", 2*i+2);
                for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
                printf(" %d", M[j+i][j]);
                printf("n");
                }
                }





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                You could try the following code, replacing printf by whatever you want.



                #define N 4

                int M[N][N];
                //populate the array
                for(int i=0; i<N; ++i)
                {
                printf("slice %d:", 2*i+1);
                for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
                printf(" %d", M[j][j+i]);
                printf("n");
                if(i > 0)
                {
                printf("slice %d:", 2*i+2);
                for(int j=0; j<N-i; ++j)
                printf(" %d", M[j+i][j]);
                printf("n");
                }
                }






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