Problem 42647. Recursion - Fun

Created by Manish Joshi

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Guillaume on 3 Dec 2015

The difficulty with this problem is not generating the sequence, that is trivial, but to conform to the completely arbitrary and inaccurate rounding rules of the test suite.

bainhome on 26 Jun 2018

Something I really want to tell the one who create this problem: base on this test suite you just made, I'm positively sure that you've learned your lesson in gym class.

Rafael S.T. Vieira on 12 Aug 2020 at 18:52

Need to round the results to 4 decimal places, and for one of the cases multiply by 1e5*round(out/1e5,4). I am pretty sure the author ran the function and just copied and pasted its result in the test suite. Not a good idea for single or double numbers. The test suite needs some tolerance to error due to numeric imprecision.

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William on 10 Apr 2016

Check your y_correct for x=20 for extraneous whitespace characters.

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