10210 - Romeo and Juliet !

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skinnyguy
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10210 - Romeo and Juliet !

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Can someone please give me sample inputs so i can try to figure out where the problem lies. my program works for the 2 sample inputs provided, but i dont know how to figure out if it is correct.
Thanks.
Rocky
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i give some input & output of 10210 try now.

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input:
25 25 30 30 50 55
54 80 82 45 60 70
20 30 45 67 65 79
100 200 30 400 45 50
90 80 70 100 56 89

output :
code:
10.885
42.192
29.503
389.698
19.572
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Post by skinnyguy »

thanks for the inputs
my code gives correct responses for these inputs too...
but the online judge says wrong answers again an again
i am quite a newbie and am sometimes confused how to handle inputs and outputs for these problems.
plz tell me what's wrong with it

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[cpp]
#include<stdio.h>
#include<math.h>
#define PI 3.1415926
float toRad(float);
float absolute(float);
int main(/*int,char***/)
{
	float x1,y1,x2,y2,ang_CMD,ang_ENF,x,m;
	while(scanf("%f %f %f %f %f %f\n",&x1,&y1,&x2,&y2,&ang_CMD,&ang_ENF)>0)
	{
		x=sqrt(pow(absolute(x1-x2),2)+pow(absolute(y1-y2),2));
		m=((1.0/tan(toRad(ang_CMD)))+(1.0/tan(toRad(ang_ENF))))*x;
		printf("%.3f\n",m);
	}
	return 0;
}
float toRad(float a)
{
	return ((a/180.000000)*PI);
}
float absolute(float x)
{
    if(x<0)return (-x);
    return x;
}
[/cpp]
i wonder if the formula is correct(i assure u i am pretty good at math though, no bragging really).
i will be greatful...
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Post by Rocky »

Well I Found Some Worng In you'r code.you make it complex but you can do it easily By the way i thing its wrong for POW FUNCTION & absoulet function.MULTIPLY (x1-x2)*(x1-x2) in this way you dont need to call absolulet function or pow.And DEFINE PI=2*acos(0.0) & use double data type.Thus your code become simple. BY.

B.D:if you want to see my code reply again i send it.
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Post by skinnyguy »

thanks a lot for the help...
i got accepted now.
i guess the problem indeed was fixed just by substituting the value of PI...
perhaps something to do with portability of code and difference in gcc/borland(i use borland though).
Thanks a lot again :D
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Post by Rocky »

Well done for get accepted.BY
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Re: 10210 - Romeo & Juliet !

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Please say why i amng wrong answer? My code below.please.

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code removed after accepted
please some body reply.
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Re: 10210 - Romeo & Juliet !

Post by DD »

Originally, I thought that there may be some EPS problems. However, after I submitted and got A.C., I found this problem is really generous on precision :P
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Re: 10210 - Romeo & Juliet !

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That is AC code
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