Challenge : Square Rooting Natural Numbers

Question

This question got me thinking for a while and I've got a solution myself but I wanted to see how the Masters of SoloLearn will deal with this.

So the challenge is simple : If you try to calculate square root of some number like 12 which does not come out of the root like 4 does.( sqrt(4)=2, but sqrt(12)=3.46410161514 ).

The challenge is to write a code that for example when the input is 12, it will return "2√3".

I think it is a bit tricky but let's see what you can do ;)

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/c70y5H2b57k9/?ref=app

Answer 2

©Mehmet done :)

Answer 3

Here it goes: https://code.sololearn.com/c30PuaoEL2l5/#py

Answer 4

@Baptiste E. Prunier, nice code very short but I think you can improve it. When the input is a squared number like 4,25,36, it could write 2,5,6 not only sqrt(25).

Answer 5

@Raul Uriarte Very nice one, similar to what I wrote the other day. Separating inside and outside is really smart :) You may use the root symbol "√" to make the output prettier :D

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/c5PRngk4cdDL/?ref=app