PROBLEM STATEMENT
When putting together a problem set, a writer must keep in mind the difficulty
and length of a problem. A good problem set is one with an easy, a middle, and
a hard problem, but doesn't take too much or too little time to complete.
You will be given an input of three int[]. The first int[] consists of easy
problem times, the second consists of middle problem times, and the third
consists of hard problem times. Return the number of legal problem set
combinations, where a legal set contains exactly 1 easy, 1 middle and 1 hard
problem, and the total time is between 60 and 75 inclusive.
DEFINITION
Class name: Chooser
Method name: numSets
Parameters: int[], int[], int[]
Returns: int
The method signature is:
int numSets(int[] easy, int[] middle, int[] hard)
Be sure your method is public.
TopCoder will ensure the following:
*Each int[] will contain between 0 and 10 elements, inclusive.
*Each element of easy will be an int between 5 and 15, inclusive.
*Each element of middle will be an int between 15 and 45, inclusive.
*Each element of hard will be an int between 30 and 55, inclusive.
EXAMPLES
{5,10,15}
{15,25}
{45}
There are 3*2*1=6 possible sets. However, since 10+25+45=80 and 15+25+45=85,
two of the sets are illegal, so the method returns 4.
{5,5,5}
{15,15,15}
{45,45,45}
There are 3*3*3=27 possible sets, all legal. The return value is 27.
{5,5,5}
{15,15,15}
{45,45,35}
There are 27 possible sets again, but for this input any set with the 35 minute
hard problem is too short. Therefore there are only 3*3*2=18 legal sets, and
the return value is 18.
{}
{15,25}
{30,35,40}
Since there are no easy problems, there are no legal problem sets. The return
value is 0.