it's obvious that it's impossible to consider console i/o
because then the end of input would have to be designated by something ,like pressing a special button, but this is not mentioned in condition.

so, input stream is from file.
but what is a filename , and where is it located ?

I've considered a file stream, but i think if there were a problem about file's location , then this would give a compilation error,  but i receive wrong answer.

i wonder what is the motivation ?
as far as I know , while reading from file, all #32  ,#10 and #13 are skipped.

i think the only problem can be a size of resulting output array which is of course not even close to 256K.

The else should be fine .  : (

program pr;

const size = 10785;
var a :real;           i, j :integer;
    numbs :file of real;
    massive : array[1..size] of real;

begin

i:=1;

assign(numbs,'c:\file1');

reset(numbs);

while not eof(numbs) do
begin
if ( i > size ) then exit;
read( numbs ,a );
massive[i]:=sqrt( a );
i:=i + 1;
end;

close( numbs );

for j:=i downto 1 do
write(massive[j]:0:4);

end.


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Before solving problems from Timus Online Judge, please, read FAQ carefully.

Oh, I see , no file stream .

yet ,  there is still a dark point .

Can the limitation on the size of array be a reason  ?


program pr;

const size = 10806;
var a : real; i, j : integer;
    massive : array[1..size] of real;
begin

i := 0;
while not eof do
begin
if ( i + 1 > size) then break;
i:= i + 1;
read(a);
massive[i] := sqrt(a);
end;

for j := i downto 1 do
writeln(massive[j]:0:4);

end.



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Edited by author 25.09.2008 23:36