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cat("The hypotenuse of this right triangle is",round(sqrt(sum(scan()^2)),3))


cat displays its content to STDOUT.

The scan() function takes user's input from keyboard. This input exists as a vector, on which the ^2 is applied (^function is vectorized), and the sum() sums the elements of the vector. sqrt outputs the square-root, which is rounded to 3 decimal places by round(,3)

Thanks to @caird coinheringaahing for noticing that the previous answer didn't round.

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cat("The hypotenuse of this right triangle is",sum(scan()^2))


cat displays its content to STDOUT.

The scan() function takes user's input from keyboard. This input exists as a vector, on which the ^2 is applied (^function is vectorized), and the sum() sums the elements of the vector.

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cat("The hypotenuse of this right triangle is",round(sqrt(sum(scan()^2)),3))


cat displays its content to STDOUT.

The scan() function takes user's input from keyboard. This input exists as a vector, on which the ^2 is applied (^function is vectorized), and the sum() sums the elements of the vector. sqrt outputs the square-root, which is rounded to 3 decimal places by round(,3)

Thanks to @caird coinheringaahing for noticing that the previous answer didn't round.

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cat("The hypotenuse of this right triangle is",sum(scan()^2))


cat displays its content to STDOUT.

The scan() function takes user's input from keyboard. This input exists as a vector, on which the ^2 is applied (^function is vectorized), and the sum() sums the elements of the vector.