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test2021_10_07_SLHL_zeroOnes
Write a method that returns the array 'nums', but with all of the one's places replaced with a zero. You may NOT use strings of any kind! As a precondition, you may assume that all of the elements of 'nums' are positive. Please note that the 'nums' array can be any length, including length zero. Look at the test data for examples. test2021_10_07_SLHL_zeroOnes([]) → [] test2021_10_07_SLHL_zeroOnes([1]) → [0] test2021_10_07_SLHL_zeroOnes([23, 431346, 4, 6, 8567, 659, 2463, 985318, 54341, 346, 733, 1532, 7656, 321, 87, 1235, 64, 34]) → [20, 431340, 0, 0, 8560, 650, 2460, 985310, 54340, 340, 730, 1530, 7650, 320, 80, 1230, 60, 30] ...Save, Compile, Run (ctrl-enter) |
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