I am getting wrong answer after submitting but when i run the same code for same test case in my laptop in devc++ it gives correct answer, please help me... this is the question and my solution
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Don't use double when not required
How is it creating a problem?? Please explain.
Precision issues. You cannot store a float value with 100% accuracy.
I did it but the error still persists.
You're still using log function. It returns double value.
That's not what he meant. You're using floating-point functions like log, pow. Just do it in a for loop using integer arithmetic or something, and you'll prevent random WA's like this which come from precision problems.
Ok
Thanks it worked...