Daily Challenge #70

[Mateja]

Each small square is 30x30, and a big one is 90x90.
The program should ask for x and y coordinates and the program should return three numbers. The first one the square x is in, the second y, and the third the big square they are both in.

Examples:

function(128,230) => (8 5 8)
function(180,180) => (6 6 5)
function(181,181) => (7 7 9)

Sorry, kinda forgot that I had to write today’s DC.

Have fun!

[popovicstudios (POP STD)]

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[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

First, I do not understand the thing with the different squares.

@Mateja

The first one the square x is in, the second y, and the third the big square they are both in.

@Mateja

function(128,230) => (8 5 8)

Aand also, what happens if it is on a corner, like

@Mateja

function(180,180) => (6 6 5)

Any rules? Elaborate please.

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

@Mateja

ask for x and y coordinates

Then what’s this

@Mateja

(128,230)

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

x is 128, y is 230

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

I just don’t understand how come 128 will be x

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

Just an example input number.

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

I know it is a input number, but is the x coordinate the phone coordinate?

[Yoshi (KidKoder)]

@WatermelonIce

phone coordinate?

Ummm no. I think you have to look at it again. The image is the point.

[WatermelonIce (Bryan)]

OHHH i finally understand. I thought small squares mean the 3x3 square before lol