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I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10 Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I indicated that something like the following snippet of code could be a different approach for solving the problem.
This question is a follow up of Calculate min/max values for signed or unsigned integral number with any valid number of bits (up to 64)
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I indicated that something like the following snippet of code could be a different approach for solving the problem.
This question is a follow up of Calculate min/max values for signed or unsigned integral number with any valid number of bits (up to 64)
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I indicated that something like the following snippet of code could be a different approach for solving the problem.
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I wrote thisindicated that something like the following snippet of code in my answer ascould be a different approach for solving the problem.
In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I wrote this snippet of code in my answer as a different approach for solving the problem. In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I indicated that something like the following snippet of code could be a different approach for solving the problem.
In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.
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I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I wrote this snippet of code in my answer as a different approach for solving the problem. In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I wrote this snippet of code in my answer. In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.
I was answering the question Given two int values, return the one closer to 10, and I wrote this snippet of code in my answer as a different approach for solving the problem. In the original question, it turned out I had made a mistake, but since there were already some answers, I've decided to post a follow up question with the fixes.