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Given an array of fireworks representing a series going off, write a function to find the "grand finale" of the show!
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def grand_finale_start(fireworks) | |
best = { start: nil, length: 0 } | |
(0...fireworks.size).each do |start_idx| | |
fireworks[start_idx..].each_with_index do |_, offset| | |
window = fireworks[start_idx..start_idx + offset] | |
next unless valid_window?(window) | |
if window.size > best[:length] | |
best[:start] = start_idx | |
best[:length] = window.size | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
best[:start] | |
end | |
private | |
def valid_window?(window) | |
average_size(window) >= 5 && | |
window.all? { |f| f[:velocity] >= 3 } && | |
height_range(window) <= 10 | |
end | |
def average_size(window) | |
window.sum { |f| f[:size] }.to_f / window.size | |
end | |
def height_range(window) | |
heights = window.map { |f| f[:height] } | |
heights.max - heights.min | |
end |
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