From: Todd Benson Date: 2007-11-08T08:51:00+09:00 Subject: Re: a problem related string(250 score) On Nov 7, 2007 9:51 AM, Phrogz wrote: > On Nov 7, 8:12 am, Johnson Wang <99...@163.com> wrote: > > How to solve this problem in Ruby???? > > ============================================== > > You are given a String disk representing the clusters on a disk. An 'X' > > represents a used cluster, and a '.' represents an available cluster. > > You are also given an int size representing the size, in clusters, of a > > file waiting to be written to disk. A file can only be stored in > > clusters not already being used. > > Return the minimum number of groups of consecutive clusters needed to > > store the file on the disk. (The disk does not wrap around at the end.) > > Return -1 if the disk does not have enough space available to store the > > file. > > Definition > > This smells like a homework problem, Indeed. If it is a student, than they shoot themselves in the foot by asking for answers here (even if they get the right ones). If it is a professor just trying to learn the language, more power to him ;) Todd