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Maximize Chef Profit with Dish Assignments
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Maximize Chef Profit with Dish Assignments

HardPython

Problem

Given chef expertise (dish each chef can make), chef profit per dish, and a list of dish orders, assign orders to chefs to maximize total profit.

Asked in the onsite coding 2 stage. Solution using TreeMap; similar to Most Profit Assigning Work.

Input and Output

Implement maximize_profit(expertise, profit, orders). expertise[i] is the minimum order difficulty chef i can handle, and profit[i] is that chef's profit for each assigned order. Each order can be assigned independently, and a chef may handle multiple orders. Return the maximum total profit.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(expertise) == len(profit) <= 5000
  • 1 <= len(orders) <= 5000
  • 0 <= expertise[i], orders[i], profit[i] <= 10^9
  • Each order is assigned independently
  • A chef may handle multiple orders

Function Signature

def maximize_profit(expertise, profit, orders):
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