Greedy algorithm WeShip2You Inc., a transportation company that ships oversized goods between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore has approached you to develop an optimised scheduling solution for their shipping needs. The daily volume of oversized goods that needs to be shipped is high but there are only 5 trucks available for shipment. In addition, each truck has a fixed limit W- the maximum amount of weight they are allowed to carry. For simplicity, you may assume that the maximum load each truck can carry is the same. Oversized goods arrive at the Kuala Lumpur warehouse one by one, and each oversized parcel i has a weight wt. The space in the loading station is small. So, at most one truck can be at the loading station at any one time. Company policy requires that oversized goods are shipped in the order that they arrive to the warehouse as the oversized goods contain perishable items. However, occasionally, the company receives oversized goods with high or low priority for shipment. Oversized goods with high priority will be prioritized for shipment while oversized goods with low priority may be queued for shipment at the end of the day. Build a greedy algorithm solution that will help the logistics personnel optimise the number of oversized goods that may be shipped in any given day.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

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using greedy algorithm, write a c++ code

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b. Sample Input: The user should be allowed to input the following information:
i. Maximum weight a truck is allowed to carry
ii. Number of oversized items to ship for the day
iii. Weight of each oversized item
iv. Priority status for oversized item (if applicable)

Sample Output:
i. Oversized items that were loaded into each truck
ii. Amount of unused space (weight) for each truck
iii. Number of trucks that were not utilized/loaded (if any)
iv. List of oversized items that could not be shipped (including priority status, if applicable)