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`20`	`20`	`- Kaprekars Constant`
`21`	`21`	`- Chessboard Traveling`
`22`	`22`	`- MaximalSquare`
`23`		`-I think this one is very hard when it comes to matrix and filter, and how to handle filter movement within a matrix by pure code without using some matrix handling library.`
`24`		`-Since coderbyte uses python2, and my own laptop uses python3, I have 2 version of the code.`
`25`		`-For python2 version, you can just copy and paste the code on to the [coderbyte online editor](https://www.coderbyte.com/information/Maximal%20Square) and test the code.`
`26`		`-For python3, you can run it on your own computer. You need to copy and paste the test case on strArr, for example:`
`27`		`-'''`
`28`		`-strArr = ["0111", "1111", "1111", "1111"]`
`29`		`-'''`
`30`		`-Have fun!`
	`23`	`+ - I think this one is very hard when it comes to matrix and filter, and how to handle filter movement within a matrix by pure code without using some matrix handling library.`
	`24`	`+ - Since coderbyte uses python2, and my own laptop uses python3, I have 2 version of the code.`
	`25`	`+ - For python2 version, you can just copy and paste the code on to the [coderbyte online editor](https://www.coderbyte.com/information/Maximal%20Square) and test the code.`
	`26`	+ - For python3, you can run it on your own computer. You need to copy and paste the test case on strArr, for example: `strArr = ["0111", "1111", "1111", "1111"]`
	`27`	`+ - Have fun!`

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