One summer evening, while curled up with her beloved Cheese-kun plushie, C.C. begins craving pizza. Although she would really like a large, extra-cheesy pizza, her stomach is willing to settle for anything. Without hesitation, she snatches up Lelouch's credit card and makes a very important phone call…
- C.C. will be
absolutely
satisfied if the pizza she gets has a width of units and an extra-cheesiness of at least . - C.C. will be
fairly
satisfied if the pizza she gets has a width of unit and an extra-cheesiness of at most . - C.C. will be
very
satisfied with any other pizza she receives.
Input Specification
The first line of input will contain a single integer
The second line of input will contain another integer
Output Specification
A single line containing C.C.'s satisfaction with her order in the form: C.C. is M satisfied with her pizza.
Make sure your output matches this exactly, including any spacing and punctuation.
Here, absolutely
, fairly
or very
.
Sample Input
2
70
Sample Output
C.C. is very satisfied with her pizza.
Explanation
The pizza has a width of
Comments
Watchout for at least and at most, ruined my logic first because I didnt read it exactly.
your code treats it as "at least".
Too funny... I can see a little scenario about Code Gease in this question (lol) .
It is
C.C.
and notC.C
and you need a full stop at the end.This comment is hidden due to too much negative feedback. Show it anyway.
again, at least 95%
Why doesn't test №2 pass?
at least 95%
My test case #3 is wrong, can someone help me?
*wah wah wah. p
W != 0 or C != 0
if width is 1 and extra cheese is 0 C.C. is still very pleased as she has a pizza.
Not exactly
.
My code for this problem delivers in test case #3 and #7 WA all other AC what's wrong?
Thanks in advance for your advice!
JoeP
The words "at least
" and "at most 
" in the instructions do not mean that the extra-cheesiness has to be exactly 
or 
for C.C. to be absolutely or fairly satisfied.