Problem 813. Multiply 2 numbers

Created by Aurelien Queffurust

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Aurelien Queffurust on 9 Jul 2012

As Richard made me notice by email, tests 5 and 6 (using randi and non-integer) were not enable. As I have rescored all solutions, some previous solutions which passed the test, do not pass it anymore.

James on 9 Jul 2012

Can you please set a tolerance for the submitted answers? Using exp(log(x)+log(y)) fails nearly all possibilities for test case 5, with the biggest error being roughly 2.5e-11.

Ilias Patelakis on 24 Oct 2017

Nice one. It would be more challenging to add a test case where both function arguments are decimal numbers. :)

Jiahang Li on 4 Feb 2018

You can try adding, and something wonderful happens.

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