Problem 243. Four quadrant inverse tangent function.

Created by Adolfo Foriero

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@bmtran (Bryant Tran) on 4 Feb 2012

This one should work for all of the test cases except that you have some numerical precision issues with the last test case. Please replace it with a numerical comparison that takes into account precision (my code is returning numbers with no decimal point but the test code returns something less pretty).

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