Greedy job scheduling with deadlines animated: richest jobs first, each placed in the latest free slot before its deadline — rejections explained.
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Open tool1Job sequencing with deadlines: each job takes 1 time unit, pays its profit only if finished by its deadline. GREEDY: sort by profit, place each job in the LATEST free slot before its deadline.
sort jobs by profit (desc)for each job:find latest free slot ≤ deadlineplace it there if anyelse reject the jobtotal = sum of scheduled profits
Unit-time jobs with deadlines and profits: take jobs richest-first, slotting each as LATE as its deadline allows to keep early slots free.