Example:
If
x = [3 9; 5 2]
then
y = 2
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Make the test suite more robust which will prevent from accepting answer of just lone test suite.
x = [3 -6; 8 5];
y_correct = -3;
Should this be -6?
Last test case is flawed. Please fix it.
The Challenge is to write a function that creates the function in the third test set.
Hints: fprintf, rehash path, copyfile
Please fix the test case 2.
Please check the test case 2. The min value should be -6.
Also correct the testsuite for test 3: function name is listed as "your_fcn_name" instead of "matrix_min"
Nobody can solve this problem because of the last test case, it has wrong name for the function.
The last test case has been fixed.