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Andrea's[123, 543]and Maria's[321, 279]. For the first digit, Andrea can increment the 1 twice to achieve 3. The 2's are equal already. Finally, she decrements

Andrea's[123, 543]and Maria's[321, 279]. For the first digit, Andrea can increment the 1 twice to achieve 3. The 2's are equal already. Finally, she decrements her 3 twice to equal 1. It took 4 moves to reach her goal. For the second integer, she decrements 5 three times, increments 4 three times and 3 six times. It took 12 moves to convert the second array element. In total, it took 16 moves to convert both values comprising the complete array. Please send the r program for the question.

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