Latin squares X30739
Input The first line is an array representation of a Latin square of order n, followed by other lines that represent nxn matrices with the same set of symbols.
Output The output is the list of arrays being orthogonal Latin squares for the provided in the first line of the input. In this case, those in lines 2 and 3, since 4 is not a Latin square and 5 is not orthogonal.
Public test cases
Input
{(1,1,A),(1,2,B),(1,3,C),(2,1,C),(2,2,A),(2,3,B),(3,1,B),(3,2,C),(3,3,A) }
{ (1,1,A),(1,2,B),(1,3,C),(2,1,B),(2,2,C),(2,3,A),(3,1,C),(3,2,A),(3,3,B) }
{ (1,1,B),(1,2,C),(1,3,A),(2,1,C),(2,2,A),(2,3,B),(3,1,A),(3,2,B),(3,3,C) }
{ (1,1,A),(1,2,A),(1,3,A),(2,1,B),(2,2,C),(2,3,A),(3,1,C),(3,2,A),(3,3,B) }
{ (1,1,B),(1,2,A),(1,3,C),(2,1,C),(2,2,B),(2,3,A),(3,1,A),(3,2,C),(3,3,B) }
Output
{ (1,1,A),(1,2,B),(1,3,C),(2,1,B),(2,2,C),(2,3,A),(3,1,C),(3,2,A),(3,3,B) }
{ (1,1,B),(1,2,C),(1,3,A),(2,1,C),(2,2,A),(2,3,B),(3,1,A),(3,2,B),(3,3,C) }
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