Tonyfang is a clever student. The teacher is teaching he and other students "bao'sou".
The teacher drew an n*n matrix with zero or one filled in every grid, he wanted to judge if there is a rectangle with 1 filled in each of 4 corners.
He wrote the following pseudocode and claim it runs in $O(n^2)$:
let count be a 2d array filled with 0s
iterate through all 1s in the matrix:
suppose this 1 lies in grid(x,y)
iterate every row r:
if grid(r,y)=1:
++count[min(r,x)][max(r,x)]
if count[min(r,x)][max(r,x)]>1:
claim there is a rectangle satisfying the condition
claim there isn't any rectangle satisfying the condition
As a clever student, Tonyfang found the complexity is obviously wrong. But he is too lazy to generate datas, so now it's your turn.
Please hack the above code with an n*n matrix filled with zero or one without any rectangle with 1 filled in all 4 corners.
Your constructed matrix should satisfy $1 \leq n \leq 2000$ and number of 1s not less than 85000.