Jan Jurjen has built a wonderful new set-up. Never has it been so efficient and compact. Yet, a problem has arisen, there is a leak. Help JJ map out how the set-up has filled with water so he can find the leak.
All he can detect for now, is a 2D cross-section whereon he can measure the total water volume per row and column.
Each box represents a different vessel. Vessels fill up with gravity, if the top cell is filled, for example, all cells below in the same box, will have been filled up as well.
So cells can either be full, or empty, per vessel, per row. Vessels thus can be empty, full, or filled only on some levels as ruled by gravity (thus, bottom cells first).
Draw in the cells that contain water in each row and column.
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