MOLECULE GRID

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Given a $2-d$ grid map of $'1's (Air-molecule)$ and $‘0’s (vacuum)$, count the number of Air Moles. An Air mole is surrounded by vacuum and is formed by connecting adjacent air molecules horizontally or vertically. You may assume all four edges of the grid are all surrounded by vacuum. ###Input - $N-rows, m-columns$ ###Output - Print the number of Air moles. ###Constraints -

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