You can change the following code
*if len(arr) == 1 and sum(arr) <= budget:*
*return 1*
to
*if sum(arr) <= budget:*
*return len(arr)*
This is because the loop below assume the sum of the array is greater than
*budget *at some point
so you need to handle the case where the sum of the a
Try the single-house case again. What it looks like to me is that you're
making small updates to your code, trying to fix particular cases. Instead,
take a deep breath, step back, and look at the whole thing.
*What was the problem before?*
findSol wasn't always returning something.
*How can we be
Thanks a Lot <3 <3 Actually single House was returning NONE, and also it
had some problems with house list like [25,25] with a budget of 50. I fixed
them, but still it gets WA. Ohh..gosh !
def findSol(arr, budget):
if len(arr) == 1 and sum(arr) <= budget:
return 1
arr.sort()
Sourakanti, it took me a few minutes to find what was wrong, and I had to
run some testcases. Try testing your code a few ways with just one house.
Bartholomew
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 6:31 AM Sourakanti Mandal
wrote:
> And this one gives WA as wellWHY ?? This one is really making me
> mad..
