Another question in the same vein as some below: running this in C#, getting correct answers, but the full test suite times out.
For n=20000, m=30000 (above the test limit), this still only takes 808ms. How much faster does it need to be?
Edit: down to 640ms, still no luck.
Thanks for that, I don't remember that being there!
As I thought, my solution did give that expected result above. My solution only fails one random test occasionally, and sometimes completely passes. Just rerunning the tests now 'til I get another failed test short enough to see the expected.
Well my solution seems to have deleted itself, so I can't check anymore! But that solution you got seems to match what I got as a result, but the test failed.
I am not sure if you have confused yourself. (OTOH, I am sure you have confused me).
When I add and execute a Typescript test using the input you gave if gives expected result [ 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 ] which at first glance looks ok.
According to the question, people can get on the ground floor at the start of the problem. So why does this lift not stop at Floor 3 before proceeding to Floor 5? And in that case, it would also stop at 2 and 4 on the way up.
Done.
Another question in the same vein as some below: running this in C#, getting correct answers, but the full test suite times out.
For n=20000, m=30000 (above the test limit), this still only takes 808ms. How much faster does it need to be?
Edit: down to 640ms, still no luck.
Here's another one:
My log:
[ 0, 2, 4, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 ]
Similar case, where the first floor takes on people.
Thanks for that, I don't remember that being there!
As I thought, my solution did give that expected result above. My solution only fails one random test occasionally, and sometimes completely passes. Just rerunning the tests now 'til I get another failed test short enough to see the expected.
you can find it in the trainer ("past solutions" panel) or in the "Solutions/my solutions" page.
Well my solution seems to have deleted itself, so I can't check anymore! But that solution you got seems to match what I got as a result, but the test failed.
I am not sure if you have confused yourself. (OTOH, I am sure you have confused me).
When I add and execute a Typescript test using the input you gave if gives expected result
[ 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 ]
which at first glance looks ok.Potential issue with Typescript tests.
I have this test case:
which has this solution
According to the question, people can get on the ground floor at the start of the problem. So why does this lift not stop at Floor 3 before proceeding to Floor 5? And in that case, it would also stop at 2 and 4 on the way up.
Done :)
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