Calculate Final Prices
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The store adjusts the price of the items based on inflation as queries of two types:
1 x v: Change the price of the xth item to v.
2 v v: Change any price that is less than v to v.
Given an array price of n integers and the price adjustment queries are in the form of a 2-d array where query[i] consists of 3 integers, find the final prices of all the items.
Complete the function finalPrices
finalPrices has the following parameters:
n: an integer, the number of items
int price[n]: an array of integers representing the prices
q: an integer, the number of queries
int queries[q][3]: a 2D array of price adjustment queries
Returns:
int[]: an array of integers representing the final prices
Example:
Input: n = 3, price = [7, 5, 4], q = 3, queries = [[2, 6, 6], [1, 2, 9], [2, 8, 8]]
Output: [8, 9, 8]
Explanation:
[2, 6, 6]: Change elements < 6 to 6. Now arr = [7, 6, 6].
[1, 2, 9]: Change the 2nd element to 9, arr = [7, 9, 6].
[2, 8, 8]: Change elements < 8 to 8. Finally arr = [8, 9, 8].
Return [8, 9, 8] as the answer.
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