Problem 3068. Pattern Recognition 1 - Known Unit Length

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Alec Gasperian on 11 Mar 2016

Not sure why this solution gets marked as incorrect. I haven't been able to stump it. Can you find something wrong?

function [tf] = pattern_recognition1(array)

L = length(array);
one=array(1:3:L); two=array(2:3:L); three=array(3:3:L);
check = ((length(one) + length(two) = length(three)) /length(one);
c1 = all(one == one(1)); c2 = all(two == two(1)); c3 = all(three == three(1));

if c1 ==1 && c2 == 1 && c3 == 1
if check == 3;
tf = 1;
else tf = 0;
end
else tf = 0;
end

Jan Orwat on 12 Mar 2016

Line 5, replace 2nd "=" with "==".

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