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"Of three points supplied, is one a midpoint of the other two?"
This answer is a lot like mleyfman's but it is also returns sooner two out of three times.
public static boolean hasMidpoint(int a, int b, int c) {
if ( 2*a == b+c ) return true;
if ( 2*b == …
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C++ calculator using classes
The first thing I notice is that you ask for numbers 1 and 2 in every case statement. You know will always need two numbers, why not move that outside and code it once?
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