Suppose you go from position 7 to 10 to 6 to 4. Then you have walked 9 units of distance, since 7 to 10 is 3 units, 10 to 6 is 4, and 6 to 4 is 2. Total distance traveled = 3 + 4 + 2 = 9.
Example:
Input x = [1 2 3 2] Output y is 3
Amitava, can you give a clearer idea of what your function inputs and outputs should look like?
If you leave one test the solution is simply 9. As is this submission is very poor.
Needs generalization and a larger test suite.
This is a pretty good idea for a problem but it's *very* poorly stated.
I cleaned up the problem statement and added a few more tests.
good idea...
Very good problem. I had to solve the same one to determine whether a signal was oscillating or stable.
Interesting problem
nice problem
nice...
Great problem!
i solved it but its size is 62
Nice Problem
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This gives expected results, but still not accepted. wht is the issue. pls comment
Your function is named abc--the test suite wants it to be named your_fcn_name.
What's the wrong with this solution? It works perfectly on the Matlab R2015b.
sumabs is a function from Neural Network Toolbox which is not supported in Cody.
what is the wrong in my solution?
What is the problem with this solution? It works on matlab
The test suite expects the function's name to be 'your_fcn_name', instead of distanceWalked. (Which would have been a much more sensible name.)
sumabs()
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