That's awesome! Could you type some snippets? I'm very interested to compare these two solutions. Thanks for the answer! :D
Something like following:
fun main() { println(listOf(6, 2, 3, 8).sorted().zipWithNext().sumBy { (smallerStatueHeight, biggerStatueHeight) -> biggerStatueHeight - smallerStatueHeight - 1}) }
Great solution dude. I'm comparing both solutions using measureTimeMillis()
I executed several times, and the result is always Time(caseA) < Time(caseB) :D And nevermind the order of execution it will take more or less the same time for both
But the scenario changes a bit when I executed on Kotlin Playground The results tend to be more approximated
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That's awesome! Could you type some snippets? I'm very interested to compare these two solutions.
Thanks for the answer! :D
Something like following:
Great solution dude.
I'm comparing both solutions using measureTimeMillis()
I executed several times, and the result is always Time(caseA) < Time(caseB) :D
And nevermind the order of execution it will take more or less the same time for both
But the scenario changes a bit when I executed on Kotlin Playground
The results tend to be more approximated