Question: Would you solve this problem in the C# programming language in such a way that operations and workers are assigned to each station? using System;

Would you solve this problem in the C# programming language in such a way that operations and workers are assigned to each station?
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
namespace AssemblyLineAlgorithm
{
class Program
{
// Define operation durations
static readonly Dictionary operationDurations = new Dictionary
{
{1,4},{2,3},{3,2},{4,5},{5,3},
{6,4},{7,3},{8,4},{9,2},{10,2},{11,5}
};
// Define premises (dependencies)
static readonly Dictionary> premises = new Dictionary>
{
{1, new List {}},
{2, new List {}},
{3, new List {1}},
{4, new List {1}},
{5, new List {2}},
{6, new List {2}},
{7, new List {1,2,3,4,5}},
{8, new List {2,6}},
{9, new List {1,2,3,4,5,7}},
{10, new List {2,6,8}},
{11, new List {2,6}}
};
static void Main()
{
int cycleTime =10;
int maxStations =2;
List unassignedOperations = new List(operationDurations.Keys);
List assignedOperations = new List();
int[] workerTimes = new int[3]; // Initialize worker times for 3 workers at station 1
int currentStation =1;
while (currentStation = maxStations && unassignedOperations.Count >0)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Station {currentStation} starts:");
while (unassignedOperations.Count >0)
{
// Identify assignable operations
var AL = unassignedOperations
.Where(op => premises[op].All(p => assignedOperations.Contains(p)))
.ToList();
if (AL.Count ==0) break;
// Select the operation with the smallest positional weight
var selectedOp = AL
.OrderBy(op => premises[op].Count)
.ThenBy(op => op)
.First();
// Find the earliest time for assignment
int earliestTime = workerTimes.Min();
if (earliestTime + operationDurations[selectedOp]> cycleTime)
{
break; // Operation doesn't fit in cycle time
}
// Assign the operation to a worker at the earliest time
int workerIndex = Array.IndexOf(workerTimes, earliestTime);
workerTimes[workerIndex]+= operationDurations[selectedOp];
Console.WriteLine($"Assigned operation {selectedOp} to worker {workerIndex +1} at time {earliestTime}, will finish at {workerTimes[workerIndex]}");
// Update lists
assignedOperations.Add(selectedOp);
unassignedOperations.Remove(selectedOp);
}
Console.WriteLine($"Station {currentStation} assignments completed.");
Console.WriteLine();
// Move to the next station
currentStation++;
if (currentStation ==2) workerTimes = new int[2]; // Reset worker times for station 2
}
// Print final status
if (unassignedOperations.Count >0)
{
Console.WriteLine("All operations could not be assigned within the given constraints.");
foreach (var op in unassignedOperations)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Operation {op} was not assigned.");
}
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("All operations assigned.");
}
}
}
}
i have tried to make a code like this, but it is wrong.
We need to solve the assembly line balancing problem with this premise diagram.
The Cycle Time of this assembly line is 10 minutes.
The maximum number of stations is 2, the maximum number of workers is 3.
The algorithm is started by considering that 3 workers will be used. Each worker is 0. he starts performing operations from the second. WT =[0,0,0](3 workers have 0. it means that it starts operations in seconds)
ALGORITHM
We start the algorithm with 3 workers, each worker is 0. he starts performing operations from the second. WT=[0,0,0]
We are specifying an AL list,
AL= is a list of unassigned, non-antecedent operations.
We are defining a EL list,
EL= A list of AL operations that can be completed before the cycle time ends.
i= The operation with the smallest Positional Weight value in the EL list, if there are alternative operations, the operation number with the smallest is selected.
t= The earliest time that can be assigned to the operation.
w= the worker who will give t time. If there is an alternative, the worker with the smallest index is selected.
Assign operation i, worker w's t time. Update the employee's assignment time i according to the completion time of the operation.
When there are no operations left on the EL list, the next station opens. WT= is set to [0,0,0]. If there are no other stations to be opened according to the maximum number of stations, stop there.
 Would you solve this problem in the C# programming language in

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