To solve the problem, we need to find the integer points within 0.4 length from a given point. The minimal remainder that needs to be removed from each residue is computed.
Approach
- Calculate the Percentage: For each point, calculate the percentage of the length from each point to the residue.
- Compute Reasonable remainder: Determine the minimum remainder needed to ensure that the point is within 0.4 length around the given point.
- Round to Level: Round the floor of the residue to the nearest integer to handle cases where the periodic nature of the values might have branches.
Solution Code
import math
def round_remain(pro Handler, length):
# Calculate percentage
percentage = handled_amount / length - 0.4
# if percentage is unreasonable, this will crash
if percentage > 1:
return abs(length) # We can returns current length for residues.
# Now compute
remainder = len - percentage * length
remainders = [len - ljust_len] for each residue
if remainder <= 0:
return len
else:
return ...
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def round_remain(res, len):
amount = res
l = len(l)
percentage = amount / l
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