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Scenario 1- One of every type of agent, no market interactions, customer orders, pays, and leaves
I currently have the cook begin with no food, but he puts in an initial order to a market to get a starting inventory. I can make it so that no other market interactions occur besides this first one. Does this still meet the requirements of scenario 1?
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I have a slightly different implementation for the initial market order (it gets fulfilled more quickly and is called when the program launches). If I started with enough food, the kitchen would restock through regular orders, which defeats the purpose of having an initial order. Would it be okay to leave in this initial order for scenario 1 because it's not like typical market interactions?
Scenario 1- One of every type of agent, no market interactions, customer orders, pays, and leaves
I currently have the cook begin with no food, but he puts in an initial order to a market to get a starting inventory. I can make it so that no other market interactions occur besides this first one. Does this still meet the requirements of scenario 1?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: