Onboarding

Author: charlesfranciscodev

puzzles/python3/onboarding/README.md

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-Here's a possible solution to the "Onboarding" challenge on CodinGame using Python:
+# Onboarding Puzzle
+
+## Description
+
+In this problem, you need to choose which enemy to shoot based on their distance from your ship. You can compare the distances of the two enemies and then shoot at the closest one.
+
+## Algorithm
+
+The solution uses a `while` loop to continuously read input from the standard input until the program is terminated. In each iteration of the loop, we read in the name and distance of two enemies using the `input()` function, and then compare their distances using an `if` statement. If the distance of the first enemy is less than the distance of the second enemy, we print the name of the first enemy. Otherwise, we print the name of the second enemy.
+
+## Example Input/Output
+
+**Input**
+
+```
+Nobody
+Rock
+9999
+70
+```
+
+**Output**
+
+```
+Rock
+```
+
+## Code Example
+
+The following code example provides a solution to the Onboarding puzzle. It reads input from the standard input, compares the distances of two enemies, and prints the name of the closest enemy to the standard output.
 
 ```python
+import sys
+import math
+
+# game loop
 while True:
     enemy_1 = input()  # name of enemy 1
     dist_1 = int(input())  # distance to enemy 1
     enemy_2 = input()  # name of enemy 2
     dist_2 = int(input())  # distance to enemy 2
 
-    # Determine which enemy is closer and print its name
+    # Compare the distances of the two enemies
     if dist_1 < dist_2:
+        # If enemy 1 is closer, shoot enemy 1
         print(enemy_1)
     else:
+        # If enemy 2 is closer or at the same distance, shoot enemy 2
         print(enemy_2)
-```
 
-In this solution, we use a `while` loop to continuously read input from the standard input until the program is terminated. In each iteration of the loop, we read the name and distance of two enemies, and then determine which one is closer based on their distances. Finally, we print the name of the closer enemy using `print()`.
+```

puzzles/python3/onboarding/onboarding.py

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-if __name__ == "__main__":
-    # game loop
+if __name__ == '__main__':
     while True:
-        enemy1: str = input()  # name of enemy 1
-        distance1: int = int(input())  # distance to enemy 1
-        enemy2: str = input()  # name of enemy 2
-        distance2: int = int(input())  # distance to enemy 2
+        enemy_1 = input()  # name of enemy 1
+        dist_1 = int(input())  # distance to enemy 1
+        enemy_2 = input()  # name of enemy 2
+        dist_2 = int(input())  # distance to enemy 2
 
-        # Display enemy1 name when enemy1 is the closest, enemy2 otherwise
-        if distance1 < distance2:
-            print(enemy1)
+        # Compare the distances of the two enemies
+        if dist_1 < dist_2:
+            # If enemy 1 is closer, shoot enemy 1
+            print(enemy_1)
         else:
-            print(enemy2)
+            # If enemy 2 is closer or at the same distance, shoot enemy 2
+            print(enemy_2)