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Day 5: Template Literals

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  • vaibhavkshah
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    function sides(literals, ...expressions) {
    let A = expressions[0];
    let P = expressions[1];

        let s1 = (P+(Math.sqrt((P*P)-16*A)))/4;
    let s2 = (P-(Math.sqrt((P*P)-16*A)))/4;

    return [s1,s2].sort();

    }

  • pedro_lantyer
     + 1 comment

    After finishing this problem I reached a conclusion: This has absolutely nothing to do with template literals!

  • chanatinart_k
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    function sides(literals, ...expressions) {
  const [A,P] = [...expressions]
  let s1 = (P+Math.sqrt(P**2 - 16 *A))/4
  let s2 = (P-Math.sqrt(P**2 - 16 *A))/4
  
  return [s1,s2].sort()
}

  • claudelounou75
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    function sides(literals, ...expressions) {
    let square=expressions[1]*expressions[1],air=16*expressions[0];
    let s1=(expressions[1]+Math.sqrt(square-air))/4;
    let s2=(expressions[1]-Math.sqrt(square-air))/4;
    
    let s=[s1,s2];
    s=s.sort();
    return s;
}

  • cjlong95
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    Javascript one-step solution:

    const sides=(literals, ...e)=>[
    (e[1]-(e[1]**2-16*e[0])**0.5)/4,
    (e[1]+(e[1]**2-16*e[0])**0.5)/4
];