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Java Logic Building Guide

The document outlines a structured approach to solving iMocha Java questions by emphasizing the importance of understanding the problem, identifying inputs and outputs, extracting rules, planning logic, and writing clean code. It suggests using dry runs to validate logic and provides an example of calculating extra candies from an array. The key steps include reading the problem carefully, breaking down conditions, and ensuring code clarity.

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Java Logic Building Guide

The document outlines a structured approach to solving iMocha Java questions by emphasizing the importance of understanding the problem, identifying inputs and outputs, extracting rules, planning logic, and writing clean code. It suggests using dry runs to validate logic and provides an example of calculating extra candies from an array. The key steps include reading the problem carefully, breaking down conditions, and ensuring code clarity.

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How to Build Logic for iMocha Java Questions

1. Understand the Problem Clearly


- Read the problem twice
- Identify what is being calculated (sum, count, condition)
- Highlight keywords like 'every', 'each', 'if', 'for all types', etc.

2. Identify Input & Output


- Note what the input values represent (N, K, Array A[])
- Know what your function must return or print

3. Extract Rules or Conditions


- Understand offers, discount rules, ranges
- Break complex conditions into simple ones

4. Plan Loops & Logic


- Use for-loops to process arrays
- Use if-conditions or integer division for conditions like 'every K items'

5. Use Dry Run (Manual Calculation)


- Try 1 small example input on paper
- Validate your logic before coding

6. Write Clean Code


- Use meaningful variable names
- Break into steps: sum, condition, output
- Avoid unnecessary complexity

Example: Free Candy


- Loop through array -> A[i] / K for each type
- Sum all A[i] -> total / 10
- Return total extra candies

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