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Triangle Validation

Tom  is given an assignment by this teacher.  He provides him the length of the sides of a triangle and  asks if they form the sides of the triangle.

If yes, the output should be , “Sides form a Triangle”.  If not, the output should be “Sides does not form a Triangle”.  All the sides should be greater than zero.  If any side is less than or equal to zero the output should be “Invalid Input”. 

Note :  The rule for a triangle is sum of the length of any two sides [taken in any manner] of a triangle should be greater than the length of the third side. 


Sample Input 1:

Enter the value for side1  

6

Enter the value for side2   

4

Enter the value for side3   

5

Sample Output 1

Sides form a Triangle


Sample Input 2:

Enter the value for side1   

6

Enter the value for side2   

12

Enter the value for side3   

5

Sample Output 2:

Sides does not form a Triangle


Triangle Validation Tom is given an assignment by this teacher. He provides him the length of the sides of a triangle and asks if they form the sides of the triangle. If yes, the output should be , “Sides form a Triangle”. If not, the output should be “Sides does not form a Triangle”. All the sides should be greater than zero. If any side is less than or equal to zero the output should be “Invalid Input”. Note : The rule for a triangle is sum of the length of any two sides [taken in any manner] of a triangle should be greater than the length of the third side. Sample Input 1: Enter the value for side1 6 Enter the value for side2 4 Enter the value for side3 5 Sample Output 1 Sides form a Triangle Sample Input 2: Enter the value for side1 6 Enter the value for side2 12 Enter the value for side3 5 Sample Output 2: Sides does not form a Triangle

 
Result Description
Summary of tests
 *Note: All the test cases might not have same weightage
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| 10 tests run/10 tests passed |
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