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An Array Is Sorted Only When Every Adjacent Pair Agrees — drill-1 — LearnYard

03 Dsa FundamentalsArray BasicsCheck if an Array is Sorted Forward, Backward or Not at All

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DSA FUNDAMENTALS › ARRAY BASICS

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Reading · 6 minQuiz · 5 questions2 code drills · run only

This is a scratch drill — your code runs, nothing is graded or recorded. No test cases, no expected output, no verdict.

TASK

Check every adjacent pair in the array [2, 4, 4, 1] with forward and backward flags. Print the final classification, which should be not at all.

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OUTPUT

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not at all

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