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Simple ATM Logic in Golang
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package main | |
import "fmt" | |
type AtmValue struct { | |
Val int | |
Count int | |
} | |
type ATM []AtmValue | |
type Result map[int]int | |
func main() { | |
var atm ATM = ATM{ | |
{10, 100}, | |
// {20, 80}, | |
{20, 1}, | |
{50, 50}, | |
{100, 10}, | |
} | |
var amount int | |
var banknoteIndex int = 3 | |
var result Result = make(Result) | |
var atmValue AtmValue | |
amount = 190 | |
for amount > 0 && banknoteIndex >= 0 { | |
fmt.Printf("Current amount is %d. Banknote: %d\n", amount, banknoteIndex) | |
atmValue = atm[banknoteIndex] | |
for atmValue.Count > 0 && amount >= atmValue.Val { | |
fmt.Printf("Discounting %d\n", atmValue.Val) | |
amount -= atmValue.Val | |
result[atmValue.Val]++ | |
atm[banknoteIndex].Count-- | |
} | |
banknoteIndex-- | |
} | |
fmt.Printf("\nMoney: %+v.\nATM: %+v\n", result, atm) | |
} |
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