Scratch that. I fixed it.
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Only if one method is true does it call the other?
Scratch that. I fixed it.
Last edited by ColeTrain; October 29th, 2012 at 03:26 PM. Reason: Solved it.
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Re: Only if one method is true does it call the other?
Hello ColeTrain!
I think the problem lies in the isValid method. The code in main is fine (except the useless call to isValid before the if statement - but that is not what is giving you the problem). You should probably check again the conditions in the isValid method.
Hope this helps.
Re: Only if one method is true does it call the other?
Look at the logic in isValid.
Try it with pencil and paper for something that is not a valid triangle, say (1, 1, 3). What will isValid() return for this non-valid set of sides?
Cheers!
Z
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