Problem Statement
Fox Ciel is going to take a path to meet her friends. The path is tiled with 1x1 square tiles. It is N tiles long and 2 tiles wide. If we imagine that the path is going from the left to the right, we can view it as a rectangle with 2 rows and N columns of tiles.
The rows of the path are numbered 0 to 1 from top to bottom, and the columns of the path are numbered 0 to N-1 from left to right. Ciel starts at the tile in row 0, column 0. She has to reach the tile in row 0, column N-1.
In each step, Ciel can move to an adjacent tile. Two tiles are adjacent if they share at least one point (a side or a corner).
Because it rained yesterday, some tiles are covered by puddles of water. Ciel will not step on these tiles. You are given a String[] road. The j-th character of i-th element is 'W' if a tile at i-th row of j-th column is covered by water, and '.' otherwise.
Return the String "YES" if she can move to her destination without entering a tile which is filled with water. Otherwise, return "NO".
Definition
- Class:
- RainyRoad
- Method:
- isReachable
- Parameters:
- String[]
- Returns:
- String
- Method signature:
- String isReachable(String[] road)
- (be sure your method is public)
Notes
- The constraints guarantee that the starting tile and the destination tile are never covered by water.
Constraints
- road will contain exactly 2 elements.
- Each elements of road will contain between 2 and 50 characters, inclusive.
- All elements of road will contain the same number of characters.
- Each character of road will be either '.' or 'W'.
- The first character and the last character of 0-th element of road will be '.'.
Examples
{".W.." ,"...."}Returns: "YES"
One of the possible ways is as follows. Here, 'F' is the tile occupied by Fox Ciel. "FW.." "...." ".W.." "F..." ".W.." ".F.." ".W.." "..F." ".W.F" "...."{".W.." ,"..W."}Returns: "YES"
{".W..W.." ,"...WWW."}Returns: "NO"
{".." ,"WW"}Returns: "YES"
{".WWWW." ,"WWWWWW"}Returns: "NO"
{".W.W.W." ,"W.W.W.W"}Returns: "YES"
{".............................................W." ,".............................................W."}Returns: "NO"