JavaScript version without outside packages. It takes me such a long time. Still doubt if it can pass all the tests, while CodeWar ask for a Java version.
const oneWeek = 7 * 24 * 3600 * 1000 const oneDay = 24 * 3600 * 1000 const getWorkDate = ([year, month, day]) => [year+22, month, day] const getRetireDate = ([year, month, day]) => [year+78, month, day] const getDate = ([year, month, day]) => new Date(year, month-1, day) const formatMonday = number => `${number} Monday${number == 0 || number == 1 ? '' : 's'}` const cmpDate = (date1, date2) => { for (let i=0;i<3;i++) { if(date1[i]>date2[i]) return 'large' if(date1[i]<date2[i]) return 'less' } return 'equal' } const countMonday = (birthDate, currentDate) => { let count = 0 const workDate = getWorkDate(birthDate) const retireDate = getRetireDate(birthDate) if(cmpDate(currentDate, workDate) == 'less') return formatMonday(count) const endDate = cmpDate(currentDate, retireDate) != 'less' ? retireDate : currentDate const workWeekDay = getDate(workDate).getDay() const endWeekDay = getDate(endDate).getDay() console.log(workWeekDay, endWeekDay) const duration = getDate(endDate).getTime() - getDate(workDate).getTime() + oneDay const weekCount = parseInt(duration/oneWeek) console.log(duration, oneWeek, duration % oneWeek) if (duration % oneWeek != 0 && ( endWeekDay < workWeekDay || endWeekDay == 1 )) { count = weekCount + 1 } else { count = weekCount } return formatMonday(count) } birth = [1995, 4, 3] current = [2017, 4, 3] console.log(countMonday(birth, current)) birth = [1995, 4, 2] current = [2018, 4, 2] console.log(countMonday(birth, current))
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JavaScript version without outside packages. It takes me such a long time. Still doubt if it can pass all the tests, while CodeWar ask for a Java version.