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The "Diagonal Difference" problem involves calculating the absolute difference between the sums of the two diagonals in a square matrix. The primary diagonal consists of elements where the row and column indices are equal, while the secondary diagonal consists of elements where the sum of the row and column indices equals n−1. To solve this, you can iterate through the matrix in website coding, summing the elements of both diagonals, and then return the absolute difference between the two sums.
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Diagonal Difference
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The "Diagonal Difference" problem involves calculating the absolute difference between the sums of the two diagonals in a square matrix. The primary diagonal consists of elements where the row and column indices are equal, while the secondary diagonal consists of elements where the sum of the row and column indices equals n−1. To solve this, you can iterate through the matrix in website coding, summing the elements of both diagonals, and then return the absolute difference between the two sums.