Allen's value You are given an array A of N (>=3) distinct integers. Your friend Allen removes only 2 elements from this array, adds a value (> 0) to all the remaining elements, shuffles the array and leaves the newly formed array G for you. Your task is to return the minimum possible value that Allen had added to each element of array A to get to array G. Note: It is guaranteed that at least one such value which will be greater than 0, will always exist Consider 1 based indexing. Input Specification: input1: An integer value N, representing the size of array A. input2: An integer array A. input3: An integer array G created by Allen. Output Specification: Return the minimum possible value that Allen had added to each element of array A

Allen's value You are given an array A of N (>=3) distinct integers. Your friend Allen removes only 2 elements from this array, adds a value (> 0) to all the remaining elements, shuffles the array and leaves the newly formed array G for you. Your task is to return the minimum possible value that Allen had added to each element of array A to get to array G. Note: It is guaranteed that at least one such value which will be greater than 0, will always exist Consider 1 based indexing. Input Specification: input1: An integer value N, representing the size of array A. input2: An integer array A. input3: An integer array G created by Allen. Output Specification: Return the minimum possible value that Allen had added to each element of array A

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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