using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

public class Solution
{
    // Test data
    int fruitTinyHitsMaximum = 10;
    int fruitTinyHits = 5;
    int ComboPortion = 90;
    int ComboPortionMaximum = 100;
    int BonusPortion = 20000;
    // These values get set in the constructor
    int MaximumAccurateHits = 0;
    int countFruitTiny = 0; 
    double fruitTinyScale = 0;
    
    // Run test data through calc and output result
    private static void Main()
    {
        Solution myObj = new Solution();
        Console.WriteLine(myObj.TotalScore);
    }
    
    public Solution() {
        MaximumAccurateHits = fruitTinyHitsMaximum + ComboPortionMaximum; // No clue if this is correct
        countFruitTiny = fruitTinyHitsMaximum; // Not 100% sure this is correct, looks like it though
        fruitTinyScale = (double)countFruitTiny / (countFruitTiny + MaximumAccurateHits); // Not sure if correct, taking from Reset function
    }
    
    internal int TotalScore
    {
        get
        {
            if (MaximumAccurateHits == 0)
                return 0;

            double fruitHitsRatio = fruitTinyHitsMaximum == 0 ? 0 : (double)fruitTinyHits / fruitTinyHitsMaximum;

            return
                (int)Math.Round
                ((
                    (900000 + 100000 * (1 - fruitTinyScale)) * ComboPortion / ComboPortionMaximum +
                    100000 * fruitTinyScale * fruitHitsRatio +
                    BonusPortion
                ));// * ModManager.ScoreMultiplier(Score, true)); // ignore mods for now
        }
    }
    /*internal override void Reset(bool storeStatistics = false)
    {
        int countFruitTiny = Changes.Count(c => (c.HitValue & IncreaseScoreType.FruitTickTiny) > 0);

        bool hasChanges = Changes.Count > 0;
        base.Reset(storeStatistics);

        if (hasChanges && storeStatistics)
        {
            fruitTinyHitsMaximum = fruitTinyHits;

            if (countFruitTiny + MaximumAccurateHits == 0)
                fruitTinyScale = 0;
            else
                fruitTinyScale = (double)countFruitTiny / (countFruitTiny + MaximumAccurateHits);
        }

        fruitTinyHits = 0;
    }

    protected override void AddScoreChange(ScoreChange change)
    {
        if ((change.HitValue & IncreaseScoreType.FruitTickTiny) > 0)
            fruitTinyHits++;
        else
        {
            if ((change.HitValue & (IncreaseScoreType.SpinnerBonus | IncreaseScoreType.SpinnerSpinPoints)) > 0)
                BonusPortion += change.BaseHitValue;
            else
                ComboPortion += change.BaseHitValue * Math.Min(Math.Max(0.5, Math.Log(change.ComboAtHit, combo_base)), Math.Log(combo_cap, combo_base));
        }
    }*/
}
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Data types

Data TypeDescriptionRangesize
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