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There seems to be an implicit assumption in the solution that the problem statem...
hj3yoo
Mar 3, 2022
There seems to be an implicit assumption in the solution that the problem statement doesn't specify: wouldn't this greedy algorithm work only if you can invest in one project at a time?
What if investing in two smaller project will yield higher profit than investing in the project that yields the highest profit?
ex: capitals=[1,1,2], profits=[3,4,6], numberOfProjects=2, initialCapital=2
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Design Gurus4 years ago
There is no such requirement of investing in only one project. You are restricted to invest in a certain number of projects.
What output did you expect for the given input?
The current implementation returns "12". That is:
2 (initial capital)+ 6 (3rd project) + 4 (2...
Ivy 3 years ago
It would have been helpful to specify in the problem statement that a given project can only be invested in once.
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