Problem 44943. Calculate Amount of Cake Frosting

Unless the cake isn't floating in the freezer receiving frost from all sides, then the base won't catch the cold if it is placed usually.

At first i wrote the code like the bottom of the cake needed to be frosted

I am confused because I don't think that this answer is the surface area of a cylinder.

easy question

easy

This Problem has some info missing they did not specified for which shape we have to find surface area, I request the Creator to rectify it.

Where would you frost a cake? Give it a thought.

surely wrapping all the code into a regular expression, which hides it from the code size calculation algorithm of Cody, is cheating... This way you can get a size of 10 on nearly any problem. Thanks for messing up the solution chart for the rest of us...

Thanks to @SvenStahs, I now know why I can't achieve the minimum size. Thanks bud! And you guys need to fix this.. :(

unbelieveble

Good problem

Interesting

the ans is 0, because the cake will be eaten.

I need help.I just couldn't use the expressions correctly

haha

that's good

thanks

thanks

calculating surface area except the base area

easy

I do not think this exercise is correct. As one should not put frosting below the cake, the area of the cake to put frost on is the area of the circle on top of it plus the area of the "bent" rectangle on its sides. Thus:
function SA = func_frosting2(r,h)
ARectangle = pi*r*h;
ACircle = pi*r^2;
SA = ARectangle + ACircle;

I think the current solution is misleading

simple and fun.

just tricky one.