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Forgetting a close friend's birthday is quite embarrassing, but forgetting it two years in a row is a catastrophe.
So what can a coder do to prevent this from happening again? Well, the thing he possibly can do best: code... Given a String date (the current date) and a String[] birthdays, a list of people's birthdays and names, return a String, the date of the next occurring birthday, starting from the current date. date is in the format "MM/DD" (quotes for clarity), where MM represents the two-digit month and DD represents the two-digit day (leading zero if necessary). Each element of birthdays is in the format "MM/DD <Name>" (quotes for clarity), where MM/DD is the date of <Name>'s birthday. <Name> is a sequence of characters from 'A'-'Z' and 'a'-'z'. There is exactly one space character between the date and <Name>. The date returned also has to be in the format "MM/DD" (quotes for clarity). | |||||||||||||
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- | birthdays contains between 1 and 50 elements, inclusive. | ||||||||||||
- | Each element of birthdays contains between 7 and 50 characters, inclusive. | ||||||||||||
- | date and each element of birthdays follow the format described in the problem statement. | ||||||||||||
- | All dates are legal dates and neither date nor any date in birthdays is the 29th of February. | ||||||||||||
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