Given a vector of lengths [a b c], determines whether a triangle with those sides lengths is a right triangle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_triangle.
Examples:
[3 4 5] ---> true
[5 12 13] ---> true
[5 5 5] ---> false
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2 Comments
Nikolaos Nikolaou
on 15 Nov 2017
how is [5 5 5] false?
the cyclist
on 16 Nov 2017
@Nikolaos
[5 5 5] can make a triangle, but not a *right* triangle (with one 90-degree angle). See the Wikipedia page definition.
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Hydrophilic Wonder
on 24 Aug 2016
This problem, and more similar but difficult ones, are covered in depth in the CUP challenge
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1 Comment
AGAM GUPTA_786
on 1 Feb 2015
good !!!!!
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2 Comments
Ram-Li-Czech
on 24 May 2013
not a solution to the problem. solution to the testcases.
the cyclist
on 25 May 2013
I added a test case to nullify this "solution".
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sea knowledge
on 17 Dec 2012
right triangle>a triangle with one 90 degree_angle?from this point,we can see the expression power of English sucks when compared to that of chinese
David Verrelli
on 3 Nov 2017
FYI, "right triangle" is American English, "right-angled triangle" (or "right-angle triangle") is British English. Neither expression reflects the 'power' of the language.
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Franck Dernoncourt
on 29 Jan 2012
This presupposes issorted([a b c]).
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