Solving LeetCode Problem 2798: Number of Employees Who Met the Target

 Welcome to our latest blog post where we'll dive into an easy LeetCode problem, number 2798, titled "Number of Employees Who Met the Target." This problem involves a company with "n" employees, each identified by a number from 0 to n - 1. For each employee "i," we are given the number of hours they have worked, represented by the non-negative integer "hours[i]."

The company has a target requirement, which specifies the minimum number of hours each employee must work. This target is represented by the non-negative integer "target." Our task is to find the number of employees who have worked at least "target" hours, satisfying the company's requirements.

CODE :

class Solution {

public:

    int numberOfEmployeesWhoMetTarget(vector<int>& hours, int target) {

        int dk=0;

        for(auto i:hours) {

            if(i>=target){

                dk++;

            }

        }

            return dk;               

    }

};

To tackle this problem, we will explore various strategies and algorithms that efficiently compute the number of employees who met the target. We will discuss how to traverse and process the given "hours" array, identifying employees who have met the requirement. Additionally, we will cover edge cases and possible optimizations to further improve the algorithm's performance.

Whether you're an aspiring coder or a seasoned developer, this blog post will guide you through the step-by-step process of solving Problem 2798. Join us as we explore different techniques to count the number of employees who fulfilled the company's target hours, and enhance your problem-solving skills along the way. Happy coding!