This repository presents IntensitySegements problem and solution in golang and javascript.
Find the details in the separate folders. The golang edition is well auto unit-tested and commented.
We are looking for a program that manages “intensity” by segments.
Segments are intervals from -infinity to infinity, we’d like you to implement functions that updates intensity by an integer amount for a given range.
All intensity starts with 0. Please implement these three functions:
/** *
* NOTE: Feel free to add any extra member variables/functions you like.
*/
export class IntensitySegments {
/**
*
*/
add(from, to, amount) {
// TODO: implement this
}
/**
*
*/
set(from, to, amount) {
// TODO: implement this
}
/**
*
*/
toString() {
// TODO: implement this
}
}
// Here is an example sequence:
// (data stored as an array of start point and value for each segment.)
const segments = new IntensitySegments();
segments.toString(); // Should be "[]"
segments.add(10, 30, 1);
segments.toString(); // Should be: "[[10,1],[30,0]]"
segments.add(20, 40, 1);
segments.toString(); // Should be: "[[10,1],[20,2],[30,1],[40,0]]"
segments.add(10, 40, -2);
segments.toString(); // Should be: "[[10,-1],[20,0],[30,-1],[40,0]]"
// Another example sequence:
const segments = new IntensitySegments();
segments.toString(); // Should be "[]"
segments.add(10, 30, 1);
segments.toString(); // Should be "[[10,1],[30,0]]"
segments.add(20, 40, 1);
segments.toString(); // Should be "[[10,1],[20,2],[30,1],[40,0]]"
segments.add(10, 40, -1);
segments.toString(); // Should be "[[20,1],[30,0]]"
segments.add(10, 40, -1);
segments.toString(); // Should be "[[10,-1],[20,0],[30,-1],[40,0]]"