JAVA!! Equal Price

A shop in HackerLand contains n items where the price of the th item is price$($l$],$ In one operation, the price of any one item can be increased or decreased by $1.$

Given q queries denoted by the array queryl, find the minimum number of operations required to make the price of all items equal to each queryll$](0<=/<$ q$).$

Note: All queries are independent of each other, i$.$e$.,$ the original price of items is restored after the completion of each query.

Example:

Consider n$=3,$ q$=4,$ pricel$]=[1,2,3),$ queryD $=[3,2,1,5]$

$$query$[0]=3$ The number of operations required $=[2,1,0]$ to$$make the price of all elements equal to $3.$ Total number of$$operations $=2+1+0=3.$

$$query$[1]=2,$ operations required $=[1,0,1],1+0+1=2$

$$query$[2]=1,$ operations required $=[0,1,2],0+1+2=3$

$$query$(3]=5,$ operations required $=[4,3,2],4+3+2=9$

The answer is $[3,2,3,9].$

Function Description

Complete the function countMinimumOperations in the editor below.

countMinimumOperations has the following parameters:

int price$[$n$]$: the original prices of each item int querylq$]$: the queries

Returns

long$\_$int$[$q$]$: the answers to the queries in their order of input

Constraints

$15$n$52*105$

$15$ pricell$]<=10\backslash$deg

$15$ q$<=2*105$

$1<=$ queryll$]<=10\backslash$deg