TST Programming Exercises

by Jared Hooper (Github)

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Solution #1

Notes:

This one went by quickly. I think I could probably provide a few more test cases to make sure the code is covered.

$> solution-1.sh

2020.11.12 22:25:39 [INFO] j.g.C.main:33 - BestGroupPrice(CA,M1,200.0,Military)
2020.11.12 22:25:39 [INFO] j.g.C.main:33 - BestGroupPrice(CA,S1,225.0,Senior)
2020.11.12 22:25:39 [INFO] j.g.C.main:33 - BestGroupPrice(CB,M1,230.0,Military)
2020.11.12 22:25:39 [INFO] j.g.C.main:33 - BestGroupPrice(CB,S1,245.0,Senior)

Solution #2

Notes:

I cheated a bit by using Sets rather than doing a slightly harder uniqueness check. By switching between Set and Seq I ended up with Vectors at the end. I hope you can forgive me.

$> solution-2.sh

2020.11.13 14:17:24 [INFO] j.p.C.main:15 - Vector(PromotionCombo(Vector(P1, P2)), PromotionCombo(Vector(P2, P3)), PromotionCombo(Vector(P1, P4, P5)), PromotionCombo(Vector(P3, P4, P5)))
2020.11.13 14:17:24 [INFO] j.p.C.main:19 - Vector(PromotionCombo(Vector(P1, P2)), PromotionCombo(Vector(P1, P4, P5)))
2020.11.13 14:17:24 [INFO] j.p.C.main:24 - Vector(PromotionCombo(Vector(P2, P3)), PromotionCombo(Vector(P3, P4, P5)))

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Tests / General Notes

• There are two main projects, promocombo and grouprate. They consolidate in a global project.
• You can run tests for the global project to see everything that I was running
• There are debug logs that I've silenced.