You are given an array of integers and an integer K as arguments. Return the continuous sequence of integers that is exactly K long and results in the largest sum.

The array argument will always be at least K elements long.

Requirements

• Must return an array of integers
• The original order of the array should be maintained.

Example #1

solve([100, 101, 0, 0, 9999], 3)
> [0, 0, 9999]

(100+101+0=201), (101+0+0=101) and (0+0+9999=9999) so we return \[0,0,9999]

Example #2

solve([100, 101, -2, 0, -35, 75], 2)
> [100, 101]

(100+101=201), (101-2=99), (-2+0=-2), (0-35=-35) and (-35+75=40) so we return \[100,101]