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Setting Precision
By rahulb, history, 6 years ago, In English

https://codeforces.me/contest/629/submission/46721512 This is the link to my solution to 629D. I am getting WA on 59th testcase. The error is of the order of exp(-5) but I am not able to figure out the reason why I am getting that error. I have set the precision to 12. Many other solutions with same precision have passed. Is there something else I am missing?

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Try storing pi as long double

long double pi = acosl(-1)

Your method will cast your pi value into double when not adding suffix l to the number.

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    Still gives the same answer. Thanks anyways

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This is actually not a precision error. The answer is basically an integer multiplied by PI, so you can never get a precision error if you find the integer part correctly.

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I haven't read tried to understand your solution but there might be a problem with position[r*r*h]=i;, since there can be multiple values of r*r*h.

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