BUAssignSubjectAndAutoMigration

Assign Subject and Auto Migration based on GST result BU

File Formats:

Subject_Selection.in

1. First line will contain 2 variables n and m. Where n is the total number of students and m is the total number of available subjects.
2. Next line will contain m strings representing the m subjects accordingly
3. Next line will contain m integers representing the total seats on that subjects accordingly
4. The i-th line of the next n line will contain an integer k_i representing the marit position of i-th student, a value 0 or 1 representing auto migration on or off(0 is for auto migration off) of the i-th student, a integer value j_i representing the total number of subject choices of the i-th student and j_i strings representing the subject choices respecting the order.

Example

10 7
A B C D E F G
2 2 1 2 1 1 1
1 1 7 D B A C E F G
2 1 7 C B E D F G A
3 1 7 A B C D E F G
4 1 7 G F E D C B A
5 1 7 G C B A D E F
6 1 7 A G B F C E D
7 1 7 G F E A B C D
8 1 7 A B G C D E F
9 1 7 A G B C D E F
10 1 7 G D E C B F A

migration.in

1. First line will contain an integer n representing the number of students who didn't get admitted to the selected subject.
2. The next line will contain n integers representing the marit position of the n students who didn't get admitted to the selected subject.
3. The next line will contain an integer m representing the number of students who want to off the auto migration.
4. The next line will contain m integers repregenting the marit position of the m students who want to off the auto migration.

Example

1
4
0

dataFile.io

1. Top of the file will contain the full data of the file subjectChoice.in and then a blank line.
2. The next line will contain n strings where i-th of them represents the assigned subject of the i-th student respecting the order of the marit position and a blank line.
3. The i-th line of the next m lines (m is the number of subjects) will contain a number k_i representing the total number of seats and k_i integers representing the marit positions of the selected student of the i-th subject in assending order and a blank line.
4. The i-th line of the next m lines will contain a number l_i representing the total number of the students in the queue of the subject to get auto migrated. And l_i integers representing the marit positions of the students accordingly.

Example

10 7
A B C D E F G
2 2 1 2 1 1 1
1 1 7 D B A C E F G
2 1 7 C B E D F G A
3 1 7 A B C D E F G
4 1 7 G F E D C B A
5 1 7 G C B A D E F
6 1 7 A G B F C E D
7 1 7 G F E A B C D
8 1 7 A B G C D E F
9 1 7 A G B C D E F
10 1 7 G D E C B F A

D C A G B A F B D E

3 6
5 8
2
1 9
10
7
4

2 8 9
1 9
2 5 9
1 10
0
0
4 5 7 9 10

stuGetSub.out

1. First line will contain an integer n representing the total number of students.
2. The i-th line of the next n lines will contain 1 integer and 1 string k_i and l_i representing the marit position of i-th student and the assigned subject, then an integer p_i representing the total number of subjects where the student is in the queue to get auto migrated.(If auto migration is off for this student, this integer will be 0). Then p_i strings accordingly representing the subjects.

Example

10
1 D 0
2 C 0
3 A 0
4 G 0
5 B 2 G C
6 A 0
7 F 1 G
8 B 1 A
9 D 4 A G B C
10 E 2 D G

sub.out

1. First line will contain an integer m representing the total number of the subjects.
2. The i-th line of the next m lines will contain an integer p_i as the total number of seats in the subject. Then p_i integers representing the marit positions of the students who got assigned to the subject. Then an integer q_i representing the number of the students wh are on the queue of the subject to get auto migrated to the subject. Then q_i integers representing the marit positions of the students who ate in the auto migration queue of the subject.

Example

7
2 3 6 2 8 9
2 5 8 1 9
1 2 2 5 9
2 1 9 1 10
1 10 0
1 7 0
1 4 4 5 7 9 10

How to run this Project?

To make the first run (Assign subject for the first time):

1. Open terminal or power-shell.
2. run g++ Subject_Selection.cpp
3. For linux: run ./a.out, for Windows: run ./a.exe
4. The result is now stored in 'dataFile.io'.

To make migration:

Must do the first run to get correct results.

1. Open terminal or power-shell.
2. run g++ Make_Migration.cpp
3. For linux: run ./a.out, for Windows: run ./a.exe
4. The result is now stored in 'dataFile.io'.

Get Student based Output:

Must do the first run or migration to get correct results.

1. Open terminal or power-shell.
2. run g++ stuGetSub.cpp
3. For linux: run ./a.out, for Windows: run ./a.exe
4. The result is now stored in 'stuGetSub.out'.

Get Subject based Output:

Must do the first run or migration to get correct results.

1. Open terminal or power-shell.
2. run g++ sub.cpp
3. For linux: run ./a.out, for Windows: run ./a.exe
4. The result is now stored in 'sub.out'.