Processes: A, B, C, D
1. A makes tea.
2. B, C drink tea.
3. D may or may not drink tea.
4. A, B or C drink leftover tea.
5. A washes the vessel.
Algorithm 2:
Processes: A, B, C, D, W
1. A makes tea.
2. W pours honey on bread.
3. B, C drink tea.
4. W talks; A, B, C listen.
5. D drinks coffee in Boston.
6. W eats bread and drinks tea.
7. A washes vessel.
Algorithm 3:
Processes: A, B, C, D, X
1. A makes tea.
2. B, C drink tea.
3. D drinks coffee in Boston.
4. If B drank last, B washes vessel
Else, C washes vessel.
5. X makes separate masala tea.
Algorithm 4:
Processes: A, B, C, D, Y
1. A makes tea.
2. A assigns vessel washing task to either B, C or Y.
3. B, C, Y drink tea.
4. D drinks flavored herbal tea.
4. Assigned process may or may not wash vessel.
Algorithm 5 (Current):
Processes: A, B, C, D, Z
1. Z makes tea.
2. A, B, C drink tea.
3. D drinks tea only if ginger is added.
4. Z washes vessel.
5. Z also washes other vessels in the sink.
Process description:
A, B, C: prashu.exe, sid.exe, jay.exe (in no particular order)
D: inku.exe
W: chaitanya.exe
X: vaibhav.exe
Y: surya.exe
Z: riyaz.exe
4 comments:
Zhakas ahe mhatla!
This is brilliant.....!!!!
I bow to thee....
Only A, B , C, D , W and Z shud understand what u have written:P
Man...i love this one. Too awesome
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