But exactly what is the problem?
I tried before with Math.PI(), and didnt pass the test.
I tried too with Math.round(Math.PI,-2) and Math.round(Math.PI,-4); and nothing.
:S
try to print your variable âradiansâ. And what you obtain as âdegreesâ.
The variables are ok, for example:
rad: 3.833542
dg: 219.64577718614063
rad: 3.87952263361082
dg: 222.28027343137802
The convert is ok, and i pass the test of coding phase. But when I submit one test is failde.
The most strange thing is, when I quit the round of the pi name, test 2 âcomplete fileâ fails when i put round to 4 decimals, test 2 pass but 3 fails.
Pbbly is a round problem, but i have no idea how put the code to pass both test.
Do u have any idea?
If I dont get the solution pbbly i ll change the language.
Thx for ur comments.
PD: sry for my english 
I want to help you without spoiling you the issue. Look at what you convert. And the values of rad and dg. Donât they seem weird to you?
Lol, I noticed the error (palmface), sometimes is really worse when u think you know the reason of the problem because donât check carefully the posible silly mistakes in the old code.
Thx for your patient Thibaud, u was a huge help.
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Hi everybody,
I canât get access to the full test file, meaning when I check whatâs in the $DEFIB, lines between 21 and 155 are missing.
So I passed the 1st and last test by chance but answers of test 2 and 3 are probably included in those lines.
Did I use the $DEFIB the wrong way ? or is there a supplementary check to use ?
Thanks a lot for your suggestions.
Check the lines themselves, not the indexes which represent nothing. You can check the inputs of IDE tests with the button at the top right of the test cases panel.
Hi _CG_Thibaud,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Thatâs actually what I did ⌠I think. Working directly on $DEFIB.
When I check on the inputs with the button you mentioned, I see all the lines.
Canât figure out why I can see some lines and not all of them, especially when I try to debug the $DEFIB itself ⌠
Would there be anything to do on $DEFIB before using it ?
Thanks for you help,
ok, sorry, I just understood your âproblemâ. You canât see all the lines because itâs truncated by us. The console output has a limit of characters to print.
So your issue is not there but rather with your implementation of the solution. Double check your radian/degree conversion maybe.
hi everyone,
i would like to know why my code passed in all tests but not in one validator. the validator itâs not passing is the âsingle possibilityâ , but if a try to run the same code in my computer and try to simulate as if it is receiving all the inputs and only one possibility, it returns the correct answer.
ps. sorry for my bad english. Can I post my code here ? (iâm new in this site and coding )
I sent you the validator you failed in PM. Posting full code is not recommended. It doesnât help much anyway.
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hi, _CG_Thibaud
thanks for the help, with that i undestud that i was making the change of â , â for â . â in a kinda lazy way haha
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Just curious is this puzzle currently broken? If not probably just me needing to figure out something in the code⌠but for variable N when I run the âExact Position Testâ it reports 167 defibrillator entries and it states that it expects âCimetiere Saint-Etienneâ as the output. But when I look at the 167 entries from the input that entry is not present.
I thought it might be an output buffer issue which is why I printed N and N matches the number of input lines I receive. And the number of entries I see matches N. But again, Cimetiere Saint-Etienne is not amongst those lines.
Anyone else experiencing this issue at present?
The console debug output is limited in size. So what youâre seeing is truncated.
You can check the testcases using the button at the top right of the test cases panel.
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Yes, it certainly is working. Found the problem with my code. Thank you for your help.
You donât need to take care of â,â character if you parse with specific culture.
Test case 3 for JAVA is incorrect.
Start point : 3.874054 43.606779
CRR;14 Rue Eugene Lisbonne 34000 Montpellier; 3,87409666178277;43,610433894746
distance = 7.386487665002335E-6
107;Caisse Primaire dâAssurance Maladie;29 cours Gambetta 34000 MONTPELLIER;3,87110915929521;43,6065196099402
distance = 8.709381985270443E-6
The correct solution will give FAIL on this case because of WRONG EXPECTED OUTPUT. However it will give SUCCESS for all validators.
The same code in C# works perfecly, because the test case for c# is different. In the dictionary of defibrillators for the same case 3, the CRR line is NOT present.
I really donât understand why the inputs for different languages should be different. Arenât we solving same puzzle?
The inputs donât depend on languages, so you most likely have an issue in your Java code. (Besides, the puzzle has been solved a lot of Java programmers already)
OMG =]]] I got failed in the third test (The complete file) but when I submit, I got 100% result. These test cases is high af =]]
This suggestion about solving with cos bla bla bla is unnecessary and bad. Calculating distance with pythagorean theorem should be more than enough, and itâs easier IMHO.