#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int t;
cin>>t;
while(t--)
{
float c;
long int h,ts;
cin>>h>>c>>ts;
if(h>50&&c<0.7&&ts>5600)
{cout<<"10"<<endl;}
else if(h>50&&c<0.7)
{cout<<"9"<<endl;}
else if(c<0.7&&ts>5600)
{cout<<"8"<<endl;}
else if (h>50&&ts>5600)
{cout<<"7"<<endl;}
else if ((h>50 &&c>=0.7 && t<=5600)||(h<=50 && c<0.7 && t<=5600) ||(h<=50 && c>=0.7 && t>5600))
{cout<<"6"<<endl;}
else
{cout<<"5"<<endl;}
}
return 0;
}
Gagan …the code you submitted isn’t formatted well…click edit and just before the start of your code, type
< code >(dont add the spaces) so that it formats well, its an html tag…and from now on you can use the option of entering your code (its a picture with binaries).
Secondly provide the link of your problem as well…and if possible show exactly what the error is.
ok ok thanks for telling
also my program is in all submissions
in starting you will see my program with wrong sigh
I’m not checking what’s wrong but I think it’s better if you use flags. You may need to add 3 int or bool variables but it will remove the redundancies on checking the states.
You are getting wrong ans coz of the condition 6. You have written t in place of all ts. Correct it and it will work like a charm
Here’s your solution with correction : link
P.S. Sorry for directly copy pasting your code, but my intention was to check whether it works
You are right. The code can be shortened!
ooooooh. Nice spotting dear. I felt his problem was somewhere along the floating comparisons.
Thanks. Lucky catch
omg no no you do the right thing thank u so much i was so furstated with it but you found it thnku brother
Haha happens mate. Happy coding