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Match Songs with Repeatable Animations

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Problem statement

You are given arrays songs and animations. Every string has the form name:length, where length is a positive integer duration.

An animation is compatible with a song when its duration does not exceed the song duration and divides the song duration exactly. In that case, repeating the animation songDuration / animationDuration times fills the song.

For each song, scan animations from left to right and choose the first compatible animation. Return one string per song in the form animationName:repeatCount.

Function

matchSongsWithAnimations(songs: String[], animations: String[]) → String[]

Examples

Example 1

songs = ["notion:180","voyage:185","sample:180"]animations = ["circles:360","squares:180","lines:37"]return = ["squares:1","lines:5","squares:1"]

circles:360 is longer than every song. squares:180 is the first compatible animation for both 180-second songs and repeats once. For voyage:185, lines:37 is the first compatible animation and repeats 5 times.

Example 2

songs = ["loop:120"]animations = ["pulse:30","wave:40"]return = ["pulse:4"]

Both animations divide 120, so input order chooses pulse:30. It repeats 4 times.

Constraints

1 <= songs.length <= 100
1 <= animations.length <= 100
Every entry contains exactly one colon, a nonempty name without a colon, and a duration from 1 through 10^5.
Every song has at least one compatible animation.

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