But draw the triangle (0,0)(1,0)(2,0)! Ofcourse the area is 0, because we have three points in one line.
Use (0,0), (2,3) and (4,1) to check.
hiddepolen
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cecsFTL
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Very helpful!
+1
cecsFTL
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OH MAN HAHA ! You're the greatest hiddepolen :D
Thanks for everything and putting up with my nonsense.
Solved!
hiddepolen
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Thanks, good luck!
Taywin
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Glad that hiddpolen helped you solve your problem.
Anyway, one comment on the condition.
return !(a+b<c || b+c<a || a+c<b || a == 0 || b == 0 || c == 0);This is actually the same as what I suggested earlier (add the = sign).
return !(a+b<=c || b+c<=a || a+c<=b);The reason is whenever a side of 3 points is 0, other 2 sides will always be the same regardless. I am not saying that doing the before is wrong. It is just a way of thinking when you do programming. It just make the code look cleaner and more succinct.
hiddepolen
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You are right, I see it now. Good suggestion, my thinking was twisted exactly the other way :)
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