You are not alone man

Those are both correct, make sure you're looking at the cubes for the second array.

For that second test case you end up getting back 110 for the first array & 405 for the second.

1. first refused because there are no tables for one (+1)
2. second refused for the same reason (+1)
3. third and four accepted because there is an available table for two (+0).

Finally, there is one empty table for two and another one used for ne group of two clients.

The first and second clients may have been proposed a table for two if a > 0 and if all tables for one were used.

Yes,

1. tables for two can be full moon or last quarter or new moon.
2. tables for one can only be full moon or new moon.

(...looks like moon phases to me... 8o ... XD )

Nice one.
I suggest to add a visual description.

First example :

1 || 🌕 || 🌑 🌑 || 0

2 || 🌕 || 🌕 🌑 || 0

1 || 🌕 || 🌕 🌗 || 0

1 || 🌕 || 🌕 🌕 || 0

Denied : 0

Second example :

1 || 🌕 || 🌑 || 0

1 || 🌕 || 🌗 || 0

2 || 🌕 || 🌗 || 2

1 || 🌕 || 🌕 || 0

Denied : 2

13 people are denied service, and 13 is the expected answer. Where's the problem?

in javascript, total denied number is more than N group, and even bigger than N person, is it a bug?

restaurant( 2, 1, [2,1,2,2,2,2,1,2,1,2] ) = 13 ???

Really nice kata! Thanks for this one :)

I get this random test (2, 1, [0,-1,2,2,2,2,1,2,1,2]) expected 13, which weirdly the result of sum all elements in t. Cuz if we ignore -1, the result should be 10 right?

Maybe just my code haha.

N groups of people come today, each consisting of one or two people.

you get only ones and twos

Can I ask what to do if t[i] < 0 ? Couldn't figure it out.

Thanks in advance.

I have the same problem. In case you haven't figure it out, you have to pass the inital number in to the array.

Cheers.

Oh I see, thanks a lot.