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I've posted this problem before and have not as of yet got any response, let's try again. Heres what I got
I have a list of part numbers with due dates and operation times and status (see below Part Number Due Date Labor Time Statu 1000 5/3/04 3 hours Critical 2000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critica 3000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critica 3000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critica 2000 5/5/04 2 hours Non-Critica Here are the conditions the sort must follow 1. Critical status parts get priority regardless of due dat 2. If part non-critical, then part with earliest due date gets priorit 3. If two non-critical parts are due the same day, then the tie-breaker can be lowest part numbe 4. Only 5 hours available to work in a da 5. Cannot work the same part number twice in a single five hour da If the code works, it should look something like thi Part Number Due Date Labor Time Status Da 1000 5/3/04 3 hours Critical 2000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critical 3000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critical 2000 5/5/04 2 hours Non-Critical 3000 5/4/04 2 hours Non-Critical |
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