Using the C++ programming language. At the station the child marks the colour of any bogie of any colour from V-Violet, Indigo, B-Blue, G-Green, Y-Yellow, O-Orange, R-Red. A few trains come and go and are provided with the S series. The stationmaster's favourite train consists of bogies with a combination of colours identified by the series F. It is noted that at the station, every hour, passes X bogies. You just have to say the hour when the station master's favourite train visited for the first and last time Input: 2 VIBGYOYORBGIIOYVVVRYOYOV 6 YOYO VIBGYOYORBGIIOYVVVRYOYOV 6 VBB Output: 14 -1

Using the C++ programming language. At the station the child marks the colour of any bogie of any colour from V-Violet, Indigo, B-Blue, G-Green, Y-Yellow, O-Orange, R-Red. A few trains come and go and are provided with the S series. The stationmaster's favourite train consists of bogies with a combination of colours identified by the series F. It is noted that at the station, every hour, passes X bogies. You just have to say the hour when the station master's favourite train visited for the first and last time Input: 2 VIBGYOYORBGIIOYVVVRYOYOV 6 YOYO VIBGYOYORBGIIOYVVVRYOYOV 6 VBB Output: 14 -1

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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