What's wrong with my code. I always get WA Posted by Li Yi 20 Aug 2001 11:31 #include <fstream.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> #include <string.h> const double D = 6875.; const double R = 3437.5; const double C_PI = 3.14159265358979323846; int main () { double phi1, phi2, teta1, teta2; double degrees, minutes, seconds, sign; double x1,x2,y1,y2,z1,z2; char s[300]; cin.getline(s, 299); cin.getline(s, 299); cin.getline(s, 299); // read the ship coordinates cin.getline(s, 299); degrees = atof(s); char *p = strchr(s,'^'); minutes = atof(p + 1); p = strchr(s, '\''); seconds = atof(p + 1); sign = 0.; if (strstr(s, "SL") != NULL) sign = -1.; if (strstr(s, "NL") != NULL) sign = 1.; phi1 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); cin >> s; cin.getline(s, 299); degrees = atof(s); p = strchr(s, '^'); minutes = atof(p + 1); p = strchr(s, '\''); seconds = atof(p + 1); sign = 0.; if (strstr(s,"WL") != NULL) sign=-1.; if (strstr(s,"EL") != NULL) sign=1.; teta1 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); // skip one line cin.getline(s, 299); // read the iceberg coordinates cin.getline(s, 299); p = strchr(s,'^'); degrees = atof(s); minutes = atof(p+1); p = strchr(s, '\''); seconds = atof(p+1); sign = 0.; if (strstr(s, "SL") != NULL) sign=-1.; if (strstr(s, "NL") != NULL) sign=1.; phi2 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); cin >> s; cin.getline(s, 299); degrees = atof(s); p = strchr(s,'^'); minutes = atof(p + 1); p = strchr(s, '\''); seconds = atof(p + 1); sign = 0.; if (strstr(s, "WL") != NULL) sign = -1.; if (strstr(s, "EL") != NULL) sign = 1.; teta2 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); // calculate the euclids coordinate phi1 = phi1 * C_PI / 180.; phi2 = phi2 * C_PI / 180.; teta1 = teta1 * C_PI / 180.; teta2 = teta2 * C_PI / 180.; x1 = R * cos(phi1) * cos(teta1); y1 = R * cos(phi1) * sin(teta1); z1 = R * sin(phi1); x2 = R * cos(phi2) * cos(teta2); y2 = R * cos(phi2) * sin(teta2); z2 = R * sin(phi2); double dist = sqrt((x1-x2) * (x1-x2) + (y1-y2) * (y1-y2) + (z1-z2) * (z1-z2)); double k = dist / D; double way = D * asin(k); printf("The distance to the iceberg: %4.2lf miles.\n", way); if ( way < 100.00 ) printf("DANGER\n"); return 0; } Of source, it must be "DANGER!\n", and it's still WA. Posted by Li Yi 20 Aug 2001 11:43 Re: What's wrong with my code. I always get WA Try if (way < 99.95) ... Re: What's wrong with my code. I always get WA Posted by tester2 26 Jan 2002 19:50 Maybe you should try specifying your headers. > #include <fstream.h> > #include <stdio.h> > #include <math.h> > #include <string.h> > > const double D = 6875.; > const double R = 3437.5; > const double C_PI = 3.14159265358979323846; > > int main () > { > double phi1, phi2, teta1, teta2; > double degrees, minutes, seconds, sign; > double x1,x2,y1,y2,z1,z2; > char s[300]; > > cin.getline(s, 299); > cin.getline(s, 299); > cin.getline(s, 299); > // read the ship coordinates > cin.getline(s, 299); > > degrees = atof(s); > > char *p = strchr(s,'^'); > minutes = atof(p + 1); > > p = strchr(s, '\''); > seconds = atof(p + 1); > > sign = 0.; > if (strstr(s, "SL") != NULL) sign = -1.; > if (strstr(s, "NL") != NULL) sign = 1.; > > phi1 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); > > cin >> s; > cin.getline(s, 299); > > degrees = atof(s); > > p = strchr(s, '^'); > minutes = atof(p + 1); > > p = strchr(s, '\''); > seconds = atof(p + 1); > > sign = 0.; > if (strstr(s,"WL") != NULL) sign=-1.; > if (strstr(s,"EL") != NULL) sign=1.; > > teta1 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / > 3600.); > > // skip one line > cin.getline(s, 299); > // read the iceberg coordinates > > cin.getline(s, 299); > p = strchr(s,'^'); > degrees = atof(s); > minutes = atof(p+1); > > p = strchr(s, '\''); > seconds = atof(p+1); > > sign = 0.; > if (strstr(s, "SL") != NULL) sign=-1.; > if (strstr(s, "NL") != NULL) sign=1.; > > phi2 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / 3600.); > > cin >> s; > cin.getline(s, 299); > degrees = atof(s); > p = strchr(s,'^'); > minutes = atof(p + 1); > > p = strchr(s, '\''); > > seconds = atof(p + 1); > > sign = 0.; > if (strstr(s, "WL") != NULL) sign = -1.; > if (strstr(s, "EL") != NULL) sign = 1.; > teta2 = sign * (degrees + minutes / 60. + seconds / > 3600.); > > // calculate the euclids coordinate > phi1 = phi1 * C_PI / 180.; > phi2 = phi2 * C_PI / 180.; > teta1 = teta1 * C_PI / 180.; > teta2 = teta2 * C_PI / 180.; > > x1 = R * cos(phi1) * cos(teta1); > y1 = R * cos(phi1) * sin(teta1); > z1 = R * sin(phi1); > > x2 = R * cos(phi2) * cos(teta2); > y2 = R * cos(phi2) * sin(teta2); > z2 = R * sin(phi2); > > double dist = sqrt((x1-x2) * (x1-x2) + (y1-y2) * (y1-y2) > + (z1-z2) * (z1-z2)); > double k = dist / D; > double way = D * asin(k); > > printf("The distance to the iceberg: %4.2lf miles.\n", > way); > if ( way < 100.00 ) printf("DANGER\n"); > > return 0; > } > Re: What's wrong with my code. I always get WA Posted by Seany 7 Aug 2003 14:06 change 'way<100.00' to '100.00-way>0.005' then you will got accept; Good luck! Re: What's wrong with my code. I always get WA Thanks a lot! Got AC! |