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Can we assume only operators that return integers are valid? For instance, you can't do sqrt(2) factorial, but you can do sqrt(4) factorial. Kind of tricky when
by tansey 16y ago
Can we assume only operators that return integers are valid? For instance, you can't do sqrt(2) factorial, but you can do sqrt(4) factorial. Kind of tricky when dealing with things like 2 * (3/6) though.
- paolomaffei 16y agoas long as the result is 100 i'm fine with it, im not sure if you can still do 100 when you dont have an integer, i'd say why not