Shift Schedule Rotation Printer

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Write a function shift_schedule(employees, num_days) that assigns employees to shifts in a rotating round-robin over num_days days: day i (0-indexed) is worked by employees[i % len(employees)]. Return a list of num_days strings formatted "Day X: name" (X is 1-indexed).

Examples

Example 1

Input

shift_schedule(["Ana", "Ben"], 4)

Output

["Day 1: Ana", "Day 2: Ben", "Day 3: Ana", "Day 4: Ben"]

Explanation

Rotates through the two employees cyclically.

Constraints

employees is a non-empty list of names.
num_days is a positive integer.

Topics

Loopsfor loopBusiness Logic

Companies

SwiggyZomatoUber

Hints

Hint 1

Use `employees[i % len(employees)]` inside a loop over `range(num_days)` to wrap around.

Hint 2

The day label should be `i + 1` for 1-indexed display.

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