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scheduling-problem-algorithm

This is the solution of a Google Interview Question asked in a video (Google Coding Interview With A College Student) in Clement Mihailescu's channel

Main Video šŸ“¹

The actual problem statement for this algorithm was asked by Clement Mihailescu in his youtube channel link in the video

Libraries Required šŸ’»

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <math.h>

Prerequisites šŸ”‘

šŸ”¹ Basic understanding of algorithmic complexity
šŸ”¹ Greedy algorithm

Understanding The Code ā˜•

Please read the code carefully everything is written in the comments, if you still have difficulty understanding the code then dry run the code hopefully it will make the concept clear for you.

FAQ ā“

ā†Ŗļø How to compile and run c++ code?

Linux

~$ g++ filename.cpp -o outputFile
~$ ./outputFile

Windows

g++ filename.cpp -o outputFile
outputFile.exe

ā†Ŗļø g++ command not working

Windows Install MinGW in your pc and add the path of bin folder in MinGW to system variable 'path'. Linux

~$ sudo apt-get update
~$ sudo apt-get upgrade
~$ sudo apt install g++

then open terminal and check the version of your gcc.

gcc --version

It will show your gcc version.

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