Problem 1444. Dots in a Circle
Return how many integer grid points there are inside a circle of radius r centred at (0,0) (including points on the edge).
Neither string operations nor interpolations are allowed!
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Yaroslav
on 23 Apr 2013
@Michael_C. and @James, Thank you! I have indeed overlooked that edge case. The problem is now fixed. (The "for" loops are unnecessary).
James
on 23 Apr 2013
Yaroslav, you are certainly correct that for loops are not needed. I just used them to confirm that my answer using the "no-for-loop-required algorithm" was correct before commenting on the problem. My similar problem (Cody problem 1387) only used integer radii.
Claudio Gelmi
on 24 Apr 2013
Thanks for the correction!
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