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Author serhiy.storchaka
Recipients mark.dickinson, serhiy.storchaka
Date 2019-05-11.14:35:49
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What do you think about adding two integer square root functions -- for the largest int `a` satisfying `a * a <= n` and for the smallest int `a` satisfying `a * a >= n`? The latter case is also often encounter in practice. For example, this is the size of the smallest square table in which we can place n items, not more than one per cell. We could call these functions fllorsqtr() and ceilsqrt() (if there are no better standard names).
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