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Pascal Triangle Row Output
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Pascal Triangle Row Output

MediumPython

Problem

Print out the nth row of Pascal's triangle.

Use zero-based indexing, so row 0 is [1]. Implement pascal_row(n), which accepts a non-negative integer and returns the row as a list of integers. Aim for O(n) auxiliary computation beyond the returned output, and do not construct the preceding rows.

Input and Output

The input is an integer n. Return a list containing the values in row n, from left to right.

Constraints

  • 0 <= n <= 1000
  • Return exactly n + 1 integers
  • Use zero-based row indexing
  • All returned values fit within Python's arbitrary-precision integers

Function Signature

def pascal_row(n):
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