DJ Robot
Music in factories boosts morale, productivity, and focus. But manual playlist management often leads to forgotten starts, missed pauses, and repetitive songs.
🥅 Goal: This week, let's build a customizable, offline music scheduler for factory Bluetooth PA systems — with the following features:
- automated start/stop at clock-in/out
- pause during lunch breaks (or custom lunch playlist)
- day-specific playlists
- easy way to add/remove songs in playlists
⚡️ Bring the Thunder:
- schedule overrides no playback on Sundays or specific dates (religious holidays or during no work days)
- bluetooth PA system integration such that it looks for the PA system before playing music
- song rotation to avoid repetition
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🪁 Submit your code in the comments!
@WeeklyCoder | Week 83
Music in factories boosts morale, productivity, and focus. But manual playlist management often leads to forgotten starts, missed pauses, and repetitive songs.
🥅 Goal: This week, let's build a customizable, offline music scheduler for factory Bluetooth PA systems — with the following features:
- automated start/stop at clock-in/out
- pause during lunch breaks (or custom lunch playlist)
- day-specific playlists
- easy way to add/remove songs in playlists
⚡️ Bring the Thunder:
- schedule overrides no playback on Sundays or specific dates (religious holidays or during no work days)
- bluetooth PA system integration such that it looks for the PA system before playing music
- song rotation to avoid repetition
✏️ Recommended Learning:
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Minim library for audio playback-
java.util.Timer for scheduling automation-
java.io.File for playlist/file management-
List, HashMap, +-
JIntellitype for special media keys (Play, Pause, Stop, +)🪁 Submit your code in the comments!
@WeeklyCoder | Week 83
Weekly Coder
💰 Receipt Detective A cashier at a boutique is tasked to verify the validity of a transaction using an RN (Reference Number). To do this, she manually creates a link using an RN and the last 8 digits of their account number. Template Link: https://apps.…
🧾 StitchPay: Statement Consolidator
You'd think banks such as CBE, established as they are, would include something basic as a Payer name in a bank statement they send. But you'd think wrong. 🤦♂️
So, this week, let's extend our Receipt Detective challenge of Week 59 to build a Statement Consolidator that takes in an incomplete bank statement and gives back something complete.
🥅 Goal: Given the account number of a Receiver, build a program that takes in a list of Reference numbers and gives back a complete statement as .csv file.
The transaction section of a bank statement should sensibly include these — but as a start, let's build a payer name fetcher.
🗒 Format here.
🦶 Build on top of this example.
⚡️ Bring the Thunder!
- So generate a complete Bank Statement as a CSV from a list of Reference numbers.
✏️ Recommended Learning:
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🪁 Send your submissions in the comments!
@WeeklyCoder | Week 84
You'd think banks such as CBE, established as they are, would include something basic as a Payer name in a bank statement they send. But you'd think wrong. 🤦♂️
So, this week, let's extend our Receipt Detective challenge of Week 59 to build a Statement Consolidator that takes in an incomplete bank statement and gives back something complete.
🥅 Goal: Given the account number of a Receiver, build a program that takes in a list of Reference numbers and gives back a complete statement as .csv file.
The transaction section of a bank statement should sensibly include these — but as a start, let's build a payer name fetcher.
🗒 Format here.
🦶 Build on top of this example.
⚡️ Bring the Thunder!
- So generate a complete Bank Statement as a CSV from a list of Reference numbers.
✏️ Recommended Learning:
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URL, InputStream, File, FileOutputstream-
PDFbox, PDFTextStripper-
.openStream (), .deleteOnExit ()🪁 Send your submissions in the comments!
@WeeklyCoder | Week 84
Inclusive Modular Knapsack
A school is looking to buy every type of item for their students — notebooks, pencils, and erasers — but it has capped the total spend at 2,000 Br (t = total).
🥅 Goal: This week, build a solver that finds how many packs of each supply type can be bought so that:
- every item type is included at least once
- quantities are unlimited
- total cost is no more than 't' Br but can be a little under
Example:
- Notebook pack → 150 Br
- Pencil pack → 90 Br
- Eraser pack → 60 Br
- Target budget t = 2000 Br
⚡️ Bring the Thunder: here
✏️ Recommended Learning:
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@WeeklyCoder | Week 85
A school is looking to buy every type of item for their students — notebooks, pencils, and erasers — but it has capped the total spend at 2,000 Br (t = total).
🥅 Goal: This week, build a solver that finds how many packs of each supply type can be bought so that:
- every item type is included at least once
- quantities are unlimited
- total cost is no more than 't' Br but can be a little under
Example:
- Notebook pack → 150 Br
- Pencil pack → 90 Br
- Eraser pack → 60 Br
- Target budget t = 2000 Br
⚡️ Bring the Thunder: here
✏️ Recommended Learning:
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Coin change / knapsack dynamic programming-
Residue arithmetic to handle multiples-
Data structures: arrays, maps, +@WeeklyCoder | Week 85