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Product Recommendation Strategies

The document contains a Java class named Solution that provides methods for cross-selling and up-selling products based on purchased products and inventory. It uses a helper method to recommend products by comparing prices within the same category. The main method demonstrates the functionality with example data for purchased products and inventory, printing the recommended cross-sell and up-sell products.

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Product Recommendation Strategies

The document contains a Java class named Solution that provides methods for cross-selling and up-selling products based on purchased products and inventory. It uses a helper method to recommend products by comparing prices within the same category. The main method demonstrates the functionality with example data for purchased products and inventory, printing the recommended cross-sell and up-sell products.

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class Solution {

public List<String> crossSell(List<String> purchasedProducts,


List<String> inventory) {

return recommendProducts(purchasedProducts, inventory, false);

public List<String> upSell(List<String> purchasedProducts, List<String>


inventory) {

return recommendProducts(purchasedProducts, inventory, true);

private List<String> recommendProducts(List<String>


purchasedProducts, List<String> inventory, boolean isUpSell) {

Map<String, Integer> maxPriceByCategory =


[Link]()

.map(p -> [Link](","))

.collect([Link](p -> p[2],

[Link](

[Link]([Link](p ->
[Link](p[3]))),

opt -> [Link]([Link]()[3])

));

return [Link]()

.map(p -> [Link](","))

.filter(p -> [Link](p[2])


&& (isUpSell ? [Link](p[3]) >
[Link](p[2])

: [Link](p[3]) <=
[Link](p[2])))

.sorted([Link](p -> [Link](p[3])))

.map(p -> [Link](",", p))

.collect([Link]());

public static void main(String[] args) {

Solution solution = new Solution();

List<String> purchasedProducts = [Link]("1,ProductA,Category1,100",


"2,ProductB,Category2,150");

List<String> inventory = [Link]("3,ProductC,Category1,80",


"4,ProductD,Category1,120", "5,ProductE,Category2,160",
"6,ProductF,Category3,90");

List<String> crossSellProducts = [Link](purchasedProducts,


inventory);

[Link]("Cross-sell Products:");

[Link]([Link]::println);

List<String> upSellProducts = [Link](purchasedProducts,


inventory);

[Link]("\nUp-sell Products:");

[Link]([Link]::println);

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