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math.Mod(s, 1.0) == 0 OK but better 0.0
sorry you missed a+bc and ab+c
long = int * int => GOOD
int = int * int => BAD! can overflow
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[i][j] != [i * n + j]
return (int *) but in subject int[][] = int[][] + int[][]
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Yes it's in C.
I printf input numbers at the begin of my function.
I know all test numbers. 2, 3, 7 = Passed. They are correct. Random 67 = Failed.
I have correct complicate formula for malloc size.
I know that 10th row have 20 chars + \n
I tried to first cat (char)13 then cat (char)10 at the end of the line as showen in Example after using hexviewer;
I rewrote all system functions except malloc.
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