Given two numbers, [m, n], return a matrix of size m x n which has all elements of the centre column and centre row set as 1, and all other elements in the matrix set as 0.
Given two even numbers, [p, q], return a matrix of size p x q which has the centre band of two numbers set as 1. However, there must be at least four zeros on the outer corners of the matrix.
For example, [m, n] = [3, 3] would return:
[0,1,0;
1,1,1;
0,1,0];
And for even numbers: [p, q] = [4, 3] would return
[0,1,0;
1,1,1;
1,1,1;
0,1,0];
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It seems to me that the result for [m,n]=[4,4] is incorrect.
Yes it is, William. It should be the 2x2 case (instead of 4x4), which should be all zeros.
The test suite has been updated.
The first test is broken --- it doesn't actually invoke the function.
Test case #1 has been corrected and solutions were re-scored.
Thanks, Dyuman!