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hey everyone welcome back to the channel i hope you guys are doing extremely well a lot of you told me that you am a single slime so from now onwards we are going to start every video with this line okay so uh the problem that youre going to solve today is uh the flood fill algorithm again this can be solved using bfs or dfs but you need to understand the core concept how are we approaching this problem because it is again going to be a problem which is based on matrix so it states that an image is represented by 2d rf integers each integer representing the pixel value of the image given a coordinate srsc representing the starting pixel so basically sr is the row and sc is the column so this is the starting pixel of the flat fill and a pixel value new color flood fill the image now to perform a flat fill consider the starting pixel plus any pixels connecting four directionally to the starting pixel of the same color as the starting pixel plus any pixels connected four directionally t