Problem 762. Matrix which contains the values of an other matrix A at the given locations.

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Andrew on 28 Jan 2014

It needs more than one test

Gareth Lee on 18 Apr 2015

agree! it is easy to cheat!

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Rafael S.T. Vieira on 8 Aug 2020

The only valid excuse for cheating is when the test suite is broken since we cannot fix it. Kobayashi Maru.

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