/* Function findBestVacation * duration: number of vacation days * prefs: prefs[k] indicates the rate specified for game k * plan: array with 366 positions with the sequence of games * to be played over the year. In other words, * plan[k] indicates the game planned for day k (1

This is the C++ code for the above problem:

#include<bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

int computeFunLevel(int start, int duration, int prefs[], int ngames, int plan[]) {

if(start + duration > 365) { //this is to check wether duration is more than total no. of vaccation days

return -1;

}

int funLevel = 0;

for(int i=start; i<start+duration; i++) { //this loop runs from starting point till

//start + duration to sum all the funlevel in plan.

funLevel = funLevel + prefs[plan[i]];

}

return funLevel;

}

int findBestVacation(int duration, int prefs[], int ngames, int plan[]) {

int max = 0, index = 0, sum = 0 ;

for(int i=1; i<11; i++){ //this loop is to run through whole plan arry

sum = 0; //sum is initialized with zero for every call in plan ,

//in this case loop should run to 366,but for example it is 11

//as my size of plan array is 11

for(int j=0; j<duration; j++) { // this loop is for that index to index+duration to calc

//fun from that index

sum = sum + prefs[plan[i]];

}

if(sum>max) { //this is to check max funlevel and update the index from which max fun can be achieved

max = sum;

index = i;

}

}

return index;

}

int main() {

int ngames = 5;

int prefs[] = { 1,2,0,5,2 };

int plan[] = { 0,2,0,3,3,4,0,1,2,3,3 };

int start = 1;

int duration = 4;

cout << computeFunLevel(start, duration, prefs, ngames, plan) << endl;

cout << computeFunLevel(start, 555, prefs, ngames, plan) << endl;

cout << findBestVacation(4, prefs, ngames, plan) << endl;

}

The screen of the program is given below.

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explanation: