Hi all! And here is the kitchen! In the second season, unlike the first, there will be an order of magnitude fewer tasks. Despite this, the season will be no less interesting! The preview seems to hint that we will talk about sorting. If you haven't heard about the kitchen yet, it doesn't matter. Watch the first lesson and you will understand everything. There you will also read the rules. Looking forward to your elegant solutions! And may they be readable! Have fun! :) 71. Given two one-dimensional arrays with different numbers of elements and a natural number k. Combine them into one array by including a second array between the kth and (k+1)th elements of the first, without using an additional array.
Hi all! And here is the kitchen! In the second season, unlike the first, there will be an order of magnitude fewer tasks. Despite this, the season will be no less interesting! The preview seems to hint that we will talk about sorting. If you haven't heard about the kitchen yet, it doesn't matter. Watch the first lesson and you will understand everything. There you will also read the rules. Looking forward to your elegant solutions! And may they be readable! Have fun! :) 71. Given two one-dimensional arrays with different numbers of elements and a natural number k. Combine them into one array by including a second array between the kth and (k+1)th elements of the first, without using an additional array.
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