Sivan’s is teaching his son Vigneshwaran his daily lessons in their home. Vigneshwaran’s mathematics homework note had a question named Mad angles where he need to check if some angles are given it is valid one to form a triangle.
To make his son understand the problem sivan panned to write a simple programming logic for the same.
Functional Description:
The angles are valid to form a triangle if:
Sum of all three angles are equal to 180 degree as well as angle1, angle2 and angle3 > 0
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int angle1,angle2,angle3,sumofangles; scanf("%d%d%d",&angle1,&angle2,&angle3); sumofangles=angle1+angle2+angle3; if(sumofangles==180){ printf("Angles are valid"); } else{ printf("Angles are not valid"); } return 0; }
INPUT_1:
90
55
35
OUTPUT:
Angles are valid
INPUT_2:
67
49
54
OUTPUT:
Angles are not valid
Morae! Q
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