Coding Games and Programming Challenges to Code Better
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Hi,
The classification as easy seems under estimated on my understanding.
The code requires the use of iteration based on advanced objects which are not basic by definition.
For a person who is used to manipulate such algo it is obviously an easy one for a median gamer, I don’t think it is.
The puzzle is not posted from long time but 72% seems not so much aligned with easy difficulty.
It is an open for sure only my opinion 
This one is deceptive .. i thought it was easy as the highest penalty had to be sorted to be first but then the 1-1 2-2 3-3 one failed cause the order didnt matter so i had to do it in the order it came in.. which throws my whole theory about highest penalty first .. fair enough .. then i thought what about the absolute of d - p which only worked for the first test case >.< and testing every possible combination doesnt work either due to the sheer number of projects in the test constraints… and now im out of ideas … the sorting algo isnt the problem its my math skills i suppose .. is there anyway you guys could assist without giving the answer away ? maybe a way i could think about or approach this differently.. dont wanna just ask ai .. it tends to just give the answer 
Think about possible 2-assignment scenarios. Then deduce a generalised formula or rule.