The Nineteenth Byte

I'm away from my world of text. You're on your own.

Do not mess anything up. (I'm looking at @flawr).

@zyabin101 can I have member ship of the textboxed areas?

@EasterlyIrk Okay.

and I will delete the stupid ones

A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

@mbomb007 what is the rest of your code doing? Are you trying to sort? I think that's what's messing you up.

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7:02 PM

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Compute the size of a binary tree iteratively Introduction Binary trees are easy to manipulate using recursion. For example, here is Java code that declares a binary tree and determines its size (the number of nodes it contains) recursively: public class BinaryTree { private Node root; /*...

@EasterlyIrk Good.

You also have to manage member-only areas. That's a big responsibility to bear.

flawr

@zyabin101 Define messing up then?

You can only use member-only areas for news.

@flawr Trolling.

Anonymous

GCJ 1A starts in 6 hours!

Maltysen

\o/

7:04 PM

@flawr please go post to reddit, not WoT.

Maltysen

@Mego btw, about your conic section challenge, should I then use isclose? I'm confused

@EasterlyIrk Do you agree with this member agreement?

@FryAmTheEggman No, the sort is working

Not really, it's leaving 0 at the end.

Anonymous

@AndersKaseorg I'm trying to make this as simple as possible, so that issues with floating point inaccuracies don't get in the way. The goal is, if the data type was "magical infinite precision value" instead of float/double, then everything would work perfectly. But, since "magical infinite precision value" doesn't exist, you write code that assumes that your values are infinite precision, and any issues that crop up as a result of floating point inaccuracies are features, not bugs. — Mego 12 hours ago

7:06 PM

@zyabin101 it doesn't work for me... I can't talk in them.

Oh I think you need to use 1+ otherwise you get 0 length matches

Anonymous

Your solution was fine, other than supposedly never printing circle or parabola, which I'm still not sure why that's the case

Yeah that's it.

@EasterlyIrk Then I think you disagree. You have to agree with the member agreement.

Else I can't make you a member.

@FryAmTheEggman Huh... I had it working before...

Rainbolt

7:07 PM

@quartata Yo?

@mbomb007 retina.tryitonline.net/…

Rainbolt

This guy stole quartata's avatar

Kevin Workman, Washington, DC

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Or quaratata stole his. Or they both stole from someone else

^

@mbomb007 Also there's a new sort stage, O just FYI.

Maltysen

@Mego oh, then my code is fine, it just doesn't work for the test cases. i would if it was infinite prescision

Anonymous

7:08 PM

Ok then, it was just miscommunication :)

@Rainbolt "ಠ_ಠ"---quartata

@FryAmTheEggman Sort builtins aren't allowed

Fatalize

@Rainbolt I like the "plagiarism" tag

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Ah, sure :P

Alex A.

@Fatalize He's an expert.

7:09 PM

@zyabin101 oh I agree.

I thought you already did.

@FryAmTheEggman Well, I basically gave up on what I was working on anyway. I can't figure out how to manually sort negatives and zeros.

But yeah I think you need to add 1 to each to make sure 0 gets sorted, then subtract one at the end... :/

I only got it working for positives

@zyabin101 I solemnly swear to uphold the truth and justice of the WoT.

@FryAmTheEggman Yeah, I was going to do that, but negatives complicated it. A LOT.

So I think I'm giving up.

It wasn't going to be short by any means.

7:11 PM

Hm... Yeah I guess you could leave the - in there and sort it differently, but it would be a headache.

@FryAmTheEggman The negative numbers would have to be sorted in the opposite direction. But the input could have 1,-1,2,-2,... and so you can't do them separately.

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o_o I voted "I could use some headphones" on that strawpoll, and I got some anonymously. O-o