
tennisSet
In tennis, the winner of a set is based on how many games each player wins. The first player to win 6
games is declared the winner unless their opponent had already won 5
games, in which case the set continues until one of the players has won 7
games.
Given two integers score1
and score2
, your task is to determine if it is possible for a tennis set to be finished with a final score of score1
: score2
.
Example
-
For
score1 = 3
andscore2 = 6
, the output should betennisSet(score1, score2) = true
.Since player 1 hadn’t reached
5
wins, the set ends once player 2 has won6
games. -
For
score1 = 8
andscore2 = 5
, the output should betennisSet(score1, score2) = false
.Since both players won at least
5
games, the set would’ve ended once one of them won the7th
one. -
For
score1 = 6
andscore2 = 5
, the output should betennisSet(score1, score2) = false
.This set will continue until one of these players wins their
7th
game, so this can’t be the final score.
Input/Output
-
[execution time limit] 0.5 seconds
-
[input] integer score1
Number of games won by the
1st
player, non-negative integer.Guaranteed constraints:
0 ≤ score1 ≤ 10
. -
[input] integer score2
Number of games won by the
2nd
player, non-negative integer.Guaranteed constraints:
0 ≤ score2 ≤ 10
. -
[output] boolean
true
ifscore1 : score2
represents a possible score for an ended set,false
otherwise.
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