Fill the bags

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Please tell me the exact logic to solve this question. I’ve tried a lot but always end up with WA. Here is the link of the question - CodeChef: Practical coding for everyone

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It w1 is odd, the we need one n1 object to fill the last one space. If n1==0, then the point is wasted.
so, if w1 is odd, then subtract 1 from it (the last space), if n1>0, add 1 to answer and reduce one from n1. Do the same for w2.

Now you have two bags each with even number weight capacity. Now, each object in n2 carries 2 units of weight. So total weight is 2*n2.

Let, n2=2*n2;
and W=w1+w2;

So now, n2 and n1 are total weight available and W is the total weight capacity.

If W<=n2, it means we can fill all the weight in W by n2.

So, apply

{

ans+=W; //As W weight is available

n2-=W;

W=0;

}

else if(W>n2) // this means W can accommodate all n2 weight and will have spare space.

{

W-=n2;

ans+=n2;

n2=0;

}

Do the exact same for n1 and print the value in ans.

p.s. In solving with n2, if W becomes 0, it doesn’t cause any problem with n1 part as we are adding and subtracting 0 from any value.

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Easy to understand Solution

#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
#define ll unsigned long long
 
int main(){
    ll t, w1,w2,n1,n2,W;
    cin>>t;
    while(t--){
        cin>>w1>>w2>>n1>>n2;
        ll ans = 0;
        ll temp = min(w1/2+w2/2,n2);
        ans=2*temp;
        ans += min(w1+w2-2*temp, n1);
        cout<<ans;
    }
    return 0;
}