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Is maintenance due yet
A machine logs the day of its last service and a service interval in days. A checker decides whether today it is time to service it again.
- Service is due once today is at least intervalDays after the last service.
- An interval of zero or less means the policy is broken: treat it as always due.
- A lastService dated after today is bad data — never due.
maintenanceDue(lastService: int, intervalDays: int, today: int) → bool
Where you start
function maintenanceDue(lastService: number, intervalDays: number, today: number): boolean {
}Worked examples
| Call | Result |
|---|---|
maintenanceDue(100, 10, 110) | true |
maintenanceDue(100, 10, 109) | false |
maintenanceDue(100, 10, 100) | false |
maintenanceDue(100, 0, 50) | true |
Hint
Guard the two odd cases first, then compare the gap against the interval.
Reference solution in TypeScript
function maintenanceDue(lastService: number, intervalDays: number, today: number): boolean {
if (intervalDays <= 0) return true;
if (today < lastService) return false;
return today - lastService >= intervalDays;
}