https://qiita.com/Nabetani/items/ebd8a56b41711ba459f9
It is a problem to output the transition of ball count and out count when continuous input (type is strike, ball, foul, hit, pitcher fly) is given.
Ruby
module BallCount
def self.solve(input)
out = strike = ball = 0
sb_zero = ->{ strike = ball = 0 }
input.each_char.map {|c|
case c
when "s"
strike += 1
if strike == 3
sb_zero.()
out += 1
end
when "b"
ball += 1
sb_zero.() if ball == 4
when "h"
sb_zero.()
when "p"
out += 1
sb_zero.()
when "f"
strike += 1 if strike <= 1
end
out = strike = ball = 0 if out == 3
"#{out}#{strike}#{ball}"
}.join(",")
end
end
if __FILE__ == $0
require 'minitest/autorun'
describe 'BallCount' do
[
["s", "010"],
["sss", "010,020,100"],
["bbbb", "001,002,003,000"],
["ssbbbb", "010,020,021,022,023,000"],
["hsbhfhbh", "000,010,011,000,010,000,001,000"],
["psbpfpbp", "100,110,111,200,210,000,001,100"],
["ppp", "100,200,000"],
["ffffs", "010,020,020,020,100"],
["ssspfffs", "010,020,100,200,210,220,220,000"],
["bbbsfbppp", "001,002,003,013,023,000,100,200,000"],
["sssbbbbsbhsbppp", "010,020,100,101,102,103,100,110,111,100,110,111,200,000,100"],
["ssffpffssp", "010,020,020,020,100,110,120,200,210,000"]
].each do |input, expect|
it input do
assert_equal BallCount.solve(input), expect
end
end
end
end
One character input c is output" # {out} # {strike} # {ball} " One corresponds, that is, a map, so I am obediently using Enumerable # map. This also obediently uses case ~ when for correspondence.
Also, since the operation to set both the strike and the ball to 0 frequently occurs, the lambda function (sb_zero) is defined in advance as a closure.
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