9.1.6 Checkerboard V1 Codehs [better] -

: Ensure your loops use the strictly less than operator ( < NUM_ROWS ), not less than or equal to ( <= ). JavaScript arrays and grid iterations are zero-indexed.

If the canvas width and height are known, the width and height of an individual square can be calculated dynamically: 9.1.6 checkerboard v1 codehs

for row in range(8): # Temporary list for the current row current_row = [] : Ensure your loops use the strictly less

Complexity constraints:

If the sum is , the square should be 1 .This ensures that as you move one space to the right or one space down, the value always flips, creating the alternating pattern. 4. Visualize the Grid the value always flips

If you want to modify this program or test alternative patterns, let me know: