> I've had people who couldn't understand the problem no matter how hard I tried I understand the problem you're describing very well, but I had to read the en

> I've had people who couldn't understand the problem no matter how hard I tried I understand the problem you're describing very well, but I had to read the entire problem statement to understand what you're talking about. Making someone understand is a two way street, and half of it is about you communicating the problem effectively. That's not to say you did a bad job, but for me the signal to noise ratio of that problem statement was low and made me question whether I understand what you're actually asking. If you said 'draw a height map of a pyramid on a 5x5 grid', that'd be far more clear.