Benji loves his money very much; however, he is also obsessed with wasting money when he sees discounts. What a tragedy!
Benji wants you to help him determine if an item is worth it to purchase.
He found 
~N~ items in a store, with the 
~i~-th item having an original price of 
~c_i~ and a discount of 
~d_i~ in percent off. He will also tell you 
~T~, his threshold.
Input Specification
The first line of the input will contain two integers ~N~ 
~(1 \le N \le 10^6)~ representing the number of items, and ~T~ 
~(0 \le T \le 10^9)~, his threshold.
The next ~N~ lines will contain two integers ~c_i~ 
~(1 \le c_i \le 10^9)~ and ~d_i~ 
~(0 \le d_i \le 100)~ where 
~(0 \le i \le N)~.
Output Specification
Output an integer 
~K~, the number of items Benji can purchase whose price is less than or equal to his threshold.
Sample Input
5 7
100 90
100 93
100 95
10 10
10 40
Sample Output
3
Explanation
Benji can buy the second, third, and fifth item. After discount, the first item cost 
~10~, the second item cost 
~7~, the third item cost 
~5~, the fourth item cost 
~9~, and the fifth item cost 
~6~.
Comments
Can someone help with my code. On test case #5 it gives the wrong answer but I don't understand why.
Floats don't go to as many decimal places as doubles, causing you to basically get a rounding error. Just replace "float" with "double" in your code and you pass.
The Steam Summer Sale has started, rip Benji
XD