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    yea i am a novice and i understand this but takes a while before i know how the top one works

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    What are these errors? I don't have these on my file. (C++)

    In file included from main.cpp:7:
    ./tests.cpp:7:35: error: no member named 'sqrt' in namespace 'std'
    return n == std::pow(int(std::sqrt(n)), 2);
    ~~~~~^
    ./tests.cpp:7:22: error: no member named 'pow' in namespace 'std'
    return n == std::pow(int(std::sqrt(n)), 2);
    ~~~~~^
    ./tests.cpp:20:27: error: no member named 'sqrt' in namespace 'std'
    int sqrt_n = int(std::sqrt(n));
    ~~~~~^
    3 errors generated.

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    damn you even coded longer than me

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    For those of you using C++ AND CAN ONLY PASS THE FIRST ONE IN THE ATTEMPT, when you are using vector array, try it in visual studio first, make a for loop of 10, loop your code and then you will see that you will only get the 1-3 correct results(most of them are repeated).

    OK, put your functions into a class, seperate each executions into objects so that they will not clash into each others.

    This is what I have found, I am not good at it, but have fun anyway.