Original code in your page:

string = input()
split_input = string.split()
lst = []
[lst.append(int(ndx) ** 0.5) for ndx in split_input]
[print("%.4f" % round(ndx, 4)) for ndx in lst[::-1]]

My tests in spyder:

Code:

with open('/tmp/123.txt', 'r') as f:
    string = f.read()

split_input = string.split()
lst = []
[lst.append(int(ndx) ** 0.5) for ndx in split_input]
[print("%.4f" % round(ndx, 4)) for ndx in lst[::-1]]

Answer:

runfile('/home/ant/.config/spyder-py3/temp.py', wdir='/home/ant/.config/spyder-py3')
2297.0716
936297014.1164
0.0000
37.7757

Edited by author 20.07.2017 03:14

Edited by author 20.07.2017 03:15

http://ideone.com/nR7MOy

Your code also don't work in ideone.com

What does input() ?
I think input just reads a LINE
Not  SEVERAL LINES
input()  just reads ONE LINE

There are multiple lines in the input data
That is written in the statement
You are reading just the first line
And you are missing numbers on the next lines

I suggest you to use
for line in stdin :
    for x in line. split () :
        ans. append (int(x) **0.5)

Thank you, gotcha you.

Now the code passed well.

import sys
import re

lst = []
for ndx in sys.stdin:
    lst += re.findall(r'\d+|$', ndx)
[print("%.4f" % round(int(ndx)**0.5, 4)) for ndx in lst[::-1] if ndx != '']