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Do we have any Algorithm to implement the code in C for Square Root Calculation of Numbergiven by user? Without Using An Inbuilt

Square root 25=5 2=1.414213562 9=3 And 3=1.732050808 ...etc.

27th Dec 2016, 2:59 PM
Dipak Prajapati
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I have tried an approximation using to variables y and y2 moving around the square root of x. : #include <iostream> using namespace std; double abs(double x){ return x>0.0 ? x : -x; } double my_sqrt(double x){ double y,ay,d,ad,e,p; if (x<0.0){ return 0.0; } y=x/4.0; ay=x/2.0; p=x/1e20; e=ay-y; while(e*e>p) { d=y*y-x; ad=ay*ay-x; if ((d>0.0) && (ad>0.0)) { e=ay-y; y-=e; ay-=e; } else if ((d<0.0) && (ad<0.0)){ e=ay-y; y+=e; ay+=e; } else if (d<=0 && ad>=0){ y=(2.0*y+ay)/3.0; ay=(2.0*ay+y)/3.0; e=(ay-y); } else { return -1; } if (y<0) y=0; if (ay<0) return -1; cout<<y<<";"<<ay<<";"<<e<<endl; } return y; } int main() { cout<<my_sqrt(10)<<endl; return 0; }
28th Jan 2017, 6:58 PM
paul
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I would look at either the cmath or math.h libraries, for c++ or c respectively. They have built in functions that allow you to find the square root of a double. For example sqrt (25.0) = 5. If you are looking for an actual algorithm to compute a square root without these libraries I would go to Google as it can be complex depending on the algorithm you look at.
27th Dec 2016, 4:13 PM
Greg Ortiz
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