Problem 43995. convert 2D array of ones and zeros to checkerboard array of [1,2] where the original array was ones and zero elsewhere

Created by Aaron T. Becker's Robot Swarm Lab

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yurenchu on 10 Jan 2017

You should add a test case where the last row and/or last column of x contains only zeroes.

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