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mmukhin
commented on May 22, 2024
Yeah! You can expand the rooms array of strings to be an array of objects, something like, var rooms = [{title: 'room1', maxsize: 2, currentsize: 0}, ..., ...];
Then check any time a user requests to go into a room, whether or not there are already 2 people in there, and deny them entry.
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Arjun-Shinojiya
commented on May 22, 2024
okay ,I got it .Thank you :)
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