Problem Statement
TypoCoder is a programming contest like TopCoder.
TypoCoder also has a rating system.
There are two types of coders in TypoCoder: brown coders and ciel coders.
A brown coder is a coder whose rating is greater than or equal to 1200.
A ciel coder is a coder whose rating is less than 1200.
Whenever a new contestant joins TypoCoder, their rating is 500. Cat Lower joined TypoCoder and then competed in some contests. You are given a int[] rating. For each i (0-based index), rating[i] is Cat Lower's rating after he competed in (i+1) contests.
Return the number of times Cat Lower changed his color (i.e., changed from being a ciel coder to being a brown coder or back).
Whenever a new contestant joins TypoCoder, their rating is 500. Cat Lower joined TypoCoder and then competed in some contests. You are given a int[] rating. For each i (0-based index), rating[i] is Cat Lower's rating after he competed in (i+1) contests.
Return the number of times Cat Lower changed his color (i.e., changed from being a ciel coder to being a brown coder or back).
Definition
- Class:
- TypoCoderDiv2
- Method:
- count
- Parameters:
- int[]
- Returns:
- int
- Method signature:
- int count(int[] rating)
- (be sure your method is public)
Constraints
- rating will contain between 1 and 50 elements, inclusive.
- Each element of rating will be between 0 and 4000, inclusive.
Examples
{1000,1200,1199}Returns: 2
After the first contest Cat Lower was still a ciel coder. After the second contest his new rating was 1200 which made him a brown coder. (This was the first color change.) After the third contest his new rating was 1199 which made him a ciel coder again. (This was the second color change.){1500,2200,900,3000}Returns: 3
The color changed after the first, the third and the fourth competition.{600,700,800,900,1000,1100,1199}Returns: 0
Cat Lower wasn't a brown coder at any time in this case.{0,4000,0,4000,4000,0,0}Returns: 4
{575,1090,3271,2496,859,2708,3774,2796,1616,2552,3783,2435,1111,526,562}Returns: 4