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Merge #386

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Issue Id you have worked upon -

#364

Briefly explain your program logic -

There are numbers way to this here is one of them
i).Simply set a variable from last of 1st array and set a variable from 1stof 2nd array
ii). if element of 2nd array is greater than 1st than swap
iii).Sort the Array1
iv).Sort the Array2
v).Print the Answer.

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Done. let me know if there us something to change.😊

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@SarthakKeshari I am sorry, but I cannot approve this PR with current changes.
I will let you decide now.

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