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hereamp;#39;s a coding interview question from Amazon it is find the number of negative integers in a row-wise and columnwise sorting Matrix so hereamp;#39;s an example as you can see the numbers in the Matrix are sorted row-wise and column wise and here we have four negative numbers so our function letamp;#39;s say funk should return four in this case hereamp;#39;s a naive solution for this problem weamp;#39;ll just start from the first row and weamp;#39;ll count the number of negative numbers one by one so we find three negative numbers here and in the second row we find just one negative number and in the third row in the last row we find zero negative numbers so we add them up and we get four in this case the worst case scenario for this solution is when we have all negative numbers in The Matrix and in that that case weamp;#39;ll need to Traverse all the elements in the array or Matrix so the time complexity for this solution would be big of n * m where n is the number of r
