emonidi

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   by emonidi 11y ago

   I guess we are looking at a trade-off in every case. Is speed, waiting time, or moves(energy saving) your priority. When you order a set of six to eight elevators for a 70 story building you probably are allowed to set your preferences of h
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   by emonidi 11y ago

   I am also stuck at number ten. There is a link "Wiki and solutions" in which I guess we could find some useful theory. Still haven't taken a look at it.
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   by emonidi 11y ago

   Obviously you did not reach the level when you can program the behaviour of four elevators in the same time :) About the first and the 20th floor: How about if you've got 15 people on the 20th floor and one person on the 1st? Every but
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   by emonidi 11y ago

   1. Because maybe the author wanted to keep the property hidden and only expose a getter function and hide the setter? 2. Same reason. They are being set internally. A sane programmer would not give you the power to do that because its a pro