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aminewaretest

v1.2.0

Published

This project deals with a string sorting problem. It a subject of recruiting test for being software developer at Amineware Technology

Downloads

14

Readme

Amineware Recruitment Test - Employees Identification Sorting

Overview

This repository contains my solution to the Amineware Recruitment Test for solving the Employees Identification Sorting problem.

Problem Statement

[Provide a brief description of the problem you need to solve. Include any specific requirements or constraints.]

Solution

[Explain your approach to solving the problem. Include details about the algorithms, data structures, or any key decisions you made in the implementation.]

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • [List any prerequisites or dependencies that need to be installed before running the solution.]

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://gitlab.com/DAVE800/amineware.test.recrutment.tn.git

# Navigate to the project directory
cd amineware.test.recrutment.tn

# Install dependencies
npm install
# runing s is the size of the dataset to be used; f is the file to be read ; d is the number of digit within the employee identification ; g is use to request dataset spawing by the system  given the parameters above.
npm start s=200 g=true f=filename.txt d=8