Problem 1247. When can one be the Life Member of the IEEE?

Created by Aritra Chatterjee

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Vitaly Lavrukhin on 4 Feb 2013

Aritra, please fix the test suite. There is a typo in assert function.

Khaled Hamed on 4 Feb 2013

Also, the correct answer for first test (and the example) is 2003, not 2005!

James on 4 Feb 2013

Khaled, I believe the answer to the first one is still 2005, as the person has to be 65 years old. Once a member hits 65 years old, their age plus years as a member must be >100. At least, that's how I read the problem description.

Vincent on 4 Feb 2013

Yes. The test suite needs to be fixed.

Khaled Hamed on 4 Feb 2013

@james, You are correct. I missed the first condition.

Sunil Kallur Ramegowda on 5 Feb 2013

@Aritra : Fix the test suite. you have typed y as 'yy' in your test suite.correct it

Ned Gulley on 5 Feb 2013

I fixed the obvious typo with the "yy".

Aritra Chatterjee on 5 Feb 2013

Thanx @Ned for fixing d typo. thnx everyone for their concern

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