Two floors are between C and F.
E lives below C but above B.
F lives immediately west of A.
| Case 1 | Case 2 |
| Flat P | Flat Q | Flat P | Flat Q |
| Floor 4 | C | | | C |
| Floor 3 | | | | |
| Floor 2 | | | | |
| Floor 1 | F | A | F | A |
Only one floor is between D and B.
B and C live in the same flat.
| Case 1 | Case 2 |
| Flat P | Flat Q | Flat P | Flat Q |
| Floor 4 | C | D | D | C |
| Floor 3 | | | | |
| Floor 2 | B | | | B |
| Floor 1 | F | A | F | A |
E and H lives on the same floor.
E lives below C but above B.
H does not live in the same flat as B and F.
Thus, Case 2 gets cancelled.
| Case 1 |
| Flat P | Flat Q |
| Floor 4 | C | D |
| Floor 3 | E | H |
| Floor 2 | B | |
| Floor 1 | F | A |
Now, only G is remaining.
| Flat P | Flat Q |
| Floor 4 | C | D |
| Floor 3 | E | H |
| Floor 2 | B | G |
| Floor 1 | F | A |
This is the final arrangement.
G lives in flat Q of floor 2.
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