Compare current demand with fixed capacity and report remaining reserve.

Capacity Reserve Reliability Report

capacity_reserve_reliability_report.c
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
    int demand = ;
    int capacity = 100;
    int reserve = capacity - demand;
    const char *status = "stable";

    if (reserve < 20) {
        status = "watch";
    }

    if (reserve < 10) {
        status = "tight";
    }

    printf("demand=%d\n", demand);
    printf("reserve=%d\n", reserve);
    printf("status=%s\n", status);
    return 0;
}
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
    int demand = ;
    int capacity = 100;
    int reserve = capacity - demand;
    const char *status = "stable";

    if (reserve < 20) {
        status = "watch";
    }

    if (reserve < 10) {
        status = "tight";
    }

    printf("demand=%d\n", demand);
    printf("reserve=%d\n", reserve);
    printf("status=%s\n", status);
    return 0;
}
#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
    int demand = ;
    int capacity = 100;
    int reserve = capacity - demand;
    const char *status = "stable";

    if (reserve < 20) {
        status = "watch";
    }

    if (reserve < 10) {
        status = "tight";
    }

    printf("demand=%d\n", demand);
    printf("reserve=%d\n", reserve);
    printf("status=%s\n", status);
    return 0;
}
reserve Reserve is the capacity left after current demand has been accounted for.
capacity status A small status branch separates comfortable, watch, and tight capacity states.