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Snowball = smallest balance first, ties by higher apr, then name: (balance, -apr, name).\n\nUse Decimal for apr and balance in sort keys. Decimal supports negation and comparison. name string.\n\nNow simulate.\n\nLet me code.\n\ndef simulate(debts, budget, order):\n  balances = {name: Decimal(balance)} but names may duplicate? Assume unique. Use list of dicts to preserve input order.\n\nLet me use list of dicts with 'name','balance','apr','min_payment'.\n\nmonthly_budget = Decimal(str(...)).\n\nLoop month in 1..600:\n  budget_left = monthly_budget\n  # (a) interest\n  for d in debts:\n    if d['balance'] > 0:\n      interest = (d['balance'] * d['apr'] / Decimal(1200)).quantize(Decimal('0.01'), ROUND_HALF_UP)\n      d['balance'] += interest\n      total_interest += interest\n  # (b) minimums in input order\n  for d in debts:\n    if d['balance'] > 0:\n      pay = min(d['min_payment'], d['balance'])\n      # but also limited by budget_left? budget should suffice\n      pay = min(pay, budget_left)\n      d['balance'] -= pay\n      budget_left -= pay\n      total_paid += pay\n  # (c) leftover to target order\n  for name in order:\n    if budget_left <= 0: break\n    d = by_name[name]\n    if d['balance'] > 0:\n      pay = min(budget_left, d['balance'])\n      d['balance'] -= pay\n      budget_left -= pay\n      total_paid += pay\n  # record payoffs\n  for d in debts:\n    if d['balance'] == 0 and d['name'] not in payoff_month:\n      payoff_month[d['name']] = month\n  if all balance == 0: months = month; break\n\nWait, payoff recorded at end of month. 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I'll go with including only when both finish to match \"only when both methods finish\". Hmm ambiguous. I'll include it always but null when not applicable \u2014 no, \"only when both methods finish\" suggests the key present only then. I'll omit.\n\nLet me write code."
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