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Thanks Martin,
Now I got AC. The problem was one of the numbers in the row correspondent to cypher 8, where I had a typo.
Regards.

The probelm statement did not say that all three points will be distinct

You're wrong. The statement says:

You are given the cartesian coordinates of three non-collinear points in the plane.

So if the three points are the same, they are obviously collinear, and they shouldn't be a valid input.

Hi all,
I'm getting WA, although my code solves correctly the problem for the input cases you describe. Here it is: Could someone give me some test case where it is wrong, or why?
Thanks!

Hi Newton, I haven't tried yet this problem, but I see several things in your code: 1) GOTO: Although goto perhaps improves performance, it violates good structured programming conventions, so you should avoid it :) 2) With your loop, your code would fail if you have, i.e., number 2310, since it is ...

Hi Thomas,
I don't have time to look at your code in depth, but, have you checked if it works with 0? It happened to me and when I changed it, I got AC
Regards.