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MobiCoin Exchange Challenge

MobiCoin is the future of currency, but more importantly, people really want to speculate on the value of their MobiCoins in Canadian Dollars.

Rumor has it, MobiCoin is going to the moon!

To capitalize on this frenzy, you are tasked with creating an electronic exchange where people can post buy or sell orders.

How Exchanges Match Orders

A short overview about how exchanges match buy and sell orders.

An exchange maintains two sorted lists of orders:

A buy list ordered highest-to-lowest price. It contains orders from people who are willing to buy at a given price and quantity.
A sell list ordered lowest-to-highest price. It contains orders from people who are willing to sell at a given price and quantity.

Example

BUY
====

100 MOC at $10.00   CAD/MOC
 50 MOC at $ 9.50   CAD/MOC
 20 MOC at $ 8.99   CAD/MOC

SELL
====

 10 MOC at $11.00   CAD/MOC
500 MOC at $12.50   CAD/MOC
200 MOC at $13.49   CAD/MOC

In the above exchange, there is nobody willing to buy at the lowest selling price ($11.00), nor is there anyone willing to sell at highest buying price ($10.00), thus no transaction can take place.

If a new order comes in at say, BUY 20 MOC at $11.50 CAD, then there is a buyer willing to pay what some seller is selling for ($11.00 CAD/MOC). Thus, a transaction happens.

So, we match this buy order up with the first order in the sell list. We can transact 10 MOC at the price $11.00 per MOC.

However, there is still a buy order for 10 MOC unfilled at the price of $11.50, because we cannot fill it at the next highest SELL price ($12.50). Therefore, the remaining BUY order goes at the top of the BUY list.

The exchange now looks like this:

BUY
====

 10 MOC at $11.50   CAD/MOC
100 MOC at $10.00   CAD/MOC
 50 MOC at $ 9.50   CAD/MOC
 20 MOC at $ 8.99   CAD/MOC

SELL
====

500 MOC at $12.50   CAD/MOC
200 MOC at $13.49   CAD/MOC

If an order comes in that satisfies no current SELL or BUY price, it is placed in the SELL or BUY lists at the appropriate point so that the lists remain sorted.

When a transaction is compeleted, we store the result in a log so we can reconcile it later with people's account balances.

Suggested Order to Approach

We're providing you with a stub implementation in Exchange.java.

There are a few functions to start you off. Each of these take the following arguments:

origin: the user that placed the order.
price: the price per mobicoin.
quantity: the number of mobicoins to transact.

Please implement the necessary functionality in the Exchange stub class. Stub tests can be found in ExchangeTest.java.

Feel free to extend or change the Exchange class methods or modify the test suite. Use whatever libraries you need to make it work.

Good luck!

What we'd like to see in your solution: