disclaimer: I do not know what is the channel for this problem, so I post here because I am doing in...

# android

[ivano]

disclaimer: I do not know what is the channel for this problem, so I post here because I am doing in Android

I have

data class SomeIntegers(val a: Int, val b: Int, val c: Int, val NoCalculateMe: Int)

val list = listOf<SomeIntegers>( //A lot of SomeIntegers )

I want to find the one max value present in the a, b, c into the list

I thought to 2 approaches, do

[Alexander Pozdniakov]

So basically what you need is to find max value among a , b, c for every SomeIntegers object in a list and then find max value among those max values?

[ivano]

this is correct Alexander, and it looks overwhelming my second solution

[ivano]

is that bad?

[Alexander Pozdniakov]

I would do that with something like the following

fun SomeIntegers.getMax(): Int = maxOf(a, maxOf(b, c))

val maxValue = list.fold(Int.MIN_VALUE) { currMax, integers ->
    maxOf(currMax, integers.getMax())
}

[ivano]

wow thank you very much this looks much more functional than my solution, I am going to read the documentation for what you suggest, Alex do you have some tips on what I can do to improve on this filtering game, I am quite weak

[ivano]

and in the future would love to come up with a solution like yours

[sciack]

if you have a list of Int (or an int array I don't remember) you can use the max function (iirc)

[ivano]

OK thanks

[Robert Williams]

There's also overloads of maxOf which take more than 2 values so you don't need multiple maxOfs

[ivano]

folks do you have a resource I can improve in solving these kind of problems please? Will do leetcode, advent code, codewars, help me or I need to do other to become proficient?

[ivano]

the steps i pseudocoded also are working great:

val max  = integerList.map { listOf(it.a,it.b, it.c,it.d) }
                        .flatten()
                        .max()

[ivano]

it looks pretty functional

[ivano]

and readable

[ivano]

what do you think? (I am not senior)