Given an integerN, Generate a square matrix filled with elements from 1N2 in spiral order.
For example,
GivenN=3,
You shoshould return the following matrix:
[ [ 1, 2, 3 ], [ 8, 9, 4 ], [ 7, 6, 5 ]]
Problem: the spiral matrix previously worked on is a matrix spiral output, which is a n-spiral matrix. Similar to the first practice, four variables are defined.
Row_left: leftmost boundary of the Child matrix that is not currently filled
Row_right: the rightmost boundary of the Child matrix that is not currently filled
Column_up: top boundary of the Child Matrix
Column_down: bottom boundary of the Child matrix not filled currently
Then, four cycles are carried out each time to create a spiral.
The last element must be processed separately (in fact, only when n is an odd number), because only one element is not filled, and one spiral is not enough to run, if four for loops are used, the elements already placed are modified.
The Code is as follows:
1 public class Solution { 2 public int[][] generateMatrix(int n) { 3 int matrix[][] = new int[n][n]; 4 int row_up = 0; 5 int row_down = n - 1; 6 int column_left = 0; 7 int column_right = n - 1; 8 int number = 1; 9 10 while(number <= n*n-1){11 for(int i = column_left;i <= column_right;i++){12 matrix[row_up][i] = number;13 number++;14 }15 row_up++;16 17 for(int j = row_up;j <= row_down;j++){18 matrix[j][column_right] = number;19 number++;20 }21 column_right--;22 23 for(int j = column_right;j >= column_left;j --){24 matrix[row_down][j] = number;25 number++;26 }27 row_down--;28 29 for(int i = row_down;i >= row_up;i --){30 matrix[i][column_left] = number;31 number++;32 }33 column_left++;34 35 }36 37 if(n > 0)38 matrix[n/2][n%2==0?n/2-1:n/2] = n*n;39 return matrix;40 }41 }
When N is equal to 0, there is no such thing as "the last element is handled independently". In this case, we need to judge the situation. Otherwise, an exception will be thrown.