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Coin flipping easy game

The game has one simple rule: the player cannot flip a single coin,

instead, the player can choose one row (or one column) and flip all the

coins in that row (or that column) simultaneously.


The objective of the game is to find out a strategy to flip the coins so

that the number of head coins is maximized.

Can you write a program to help Tom to win this game?

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