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greedy.c, one of the assignments in Problem Set 1, asks you to develop a "greedy algorithm" to calculate the minimum number of coins needed to make change, while demonstrating an understanding of floating point number storage in a computer.
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Problem set 1, greedy.c returning massive numbers
Im having a bit of trouble with the greedy problem.
This is returning outrageous numbers in the 30 thousands and I'm not sure why. …
