calculate the the maximum occupancy of a room in javascript

To calculate the maximum occupancy of a room, several factors need to be considered, including the size of the room, the purpose of the room, and any regulations or guidelines that must be followed.

Assuming that we already have this information, we can calculate the maximum occupancy of a room using the following formula:

index.tsx
maximum_occupancy = room_size / area_per_person
48 chars
2 lines

Where room_size is the size of the room in square feet, and area_per_person is the amount of space required per person in square feet. The value of area_per_person may vary depending on the purpose of the room, and any regulations or guidelines that must be followed.

Here is an example implementation of this formula in JavaScript:

index.tsx
function calculateMaxOccupancy(roomSize, areaPerPerson) {
  const maxOccupancy = roomSize / areaPerPerson;
  return Math.floor(maxOccupancy);
}

// Example usage:
const roomSize = 300; // square feet
const areaPerPerson = 50; // square feet per person
const maxOccupancy = calculateMaxOccupancy(roomSize, areaPerPerson);
console.log(`The maximum occupancy of the room is ${maxOccupancy} people.`);
398 chars
11 lines

In this example, we assume that the roomSize is 300 square feet, and the areaPerPerson is 50 square feet per person. The calculateMaxOccupancy function returns the maximum occupancy of the room, which is then logged to the console.