so basically focus on the (n+2)th word of each step if n is the number of the step.
for example,
the second word of the input
third word of the first step
fourth word of the second step
and so on..
these are brought to the beginning of the sentence but after the words whose positions we've already changed. so taking the example in bold,
the third word was "new" so it will be place at the beginning but after the word we moved in the previous step which was "a" and the rest of the sentence will be written as it is.
Sorry , but It is very hard to interpret it like this m I am unable to understand. can u pls use a pen and paper to highlight the pattern with arrows ? It might help a lot
Hey,
so basically focus on the (n+2)th word of each step if n is the number of the step.
for example,
the second word of the input
third word of the first step
fourth word of the second step
and so on..
these are brought to the beginning of the sentence but after the words whose positions we've already changed. so taking the example in bold,
the third word was "new" so it will be place at the beginning but after the word we moved in the previous step which was "a" and the rest of the sentence will be written as it is.
I hope this clears the doubt :)
Sorry , but It is very hard to interpret it like this m I am unable to understand. can u pls use a pen and paper to highlight the pattern with arrows ? It might help a lot
is this clearer?
the words keep going 2 places behind basically..