So, I was wondering, what's the most optimized version of the pythagorean theorem program in basic, where you can input 'x' for one of the variables? Like, say, you didn't know what A was, so you type in X instead.
Swoll_Monkey wrote:
So, I was wondering, what's the most optimized version of the pythagorean theorem program in basic, where you can input 'x' for one of the variables? Like, say, you didn't know what A was, so you type in X instead.
How about something like this?
Code:
:Disp "A²+B²=C²
:Disp "ENTER 0 FOR UNSURE
:Prompt A,B,C
:If not(A+B)*not(B+C)*not(C+A
:Then:Disp "TOO MANY UNKNOWNS
:Else:If not(A
:Disp("A=",sqrt(C²-B²
:If not(B
:Disp("B=",sqrt(C²-A²
:If not(C
:Disp("C=",sqrt(A²+B²
:End
Sweet! It works, thanks! I couldn't think of how to do it. Probably because I'm not really familiar with the commands.
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Smaller
Code:
Tiniest I could make.
Code:
rand→X
Prompt A,B,C
If A=X
C²-B²
If B=X
C²-A²
If C=X
A²+B²
Disp √(Ans
Tiniest I could make.
noahbaby94 wrote:
Smaller
Code:
Tiniest I could make.
Code:
rand→X
Prompt A,B,C
If A=X
C²-B²
If B=X
C²-A²
If C=X
A²+B²
Disp √(Ans
Tiniest I could make.
Cool, this works too! But I have a question on what the Rand function does?
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Rand generates a random fraction between 0 and 1, such as 0.394832456 or 0.932958454. He uses it there to make it extremely unlikely the user would inadvertently enter the "flag" value (the rand or X value).
of course, 0->X would be better, since 0 is an impossible value to solve for (or at lease a pointless one!) and it would take much less processor time and power than calculating a rand.
jbr wrote:
of course, 0->X would be better, since 0 is an impossible value to solve for (or at lease a pointless one!) and it would take much less processor time and power than calculating a rand.
And hence Delvar X would be even better. Here, this is my best attempt.
Code:
:Prompt A,B,C
:Disp √(not(A)(C²-B²)+not(B)(C²-A²)+not(C)(A²+B²
KermMartian wrote:
Here, this is my best attempt.
Code:
Code:
:Prompt A,B,C
:Disp √(not(A)(C²-B²)+not(B)(C²-A²)+not(C)(A²+B²
optimization never ends =D
Code:
:Prompt A,B,C
:C²-B²-A²
:Disp √(Ans(1-(notC
And yes, I used Ans because placing "C²-B²-A²" in the Disp would require two parenthesis, as opposed to one "Ans"...
Here, save one more byte:
Code:
Your method is genius though, nicely done.
Code:
:Prompt A,B,C
:C²-B²-A²
:Disp √(Ans-Ansnot(C
Your method is genius though, nicely done.
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