Python is_digits_unique_19 Examples

Example #1

File: 032_Solution.py Project: walter-weinmann/wwe-euler

def pandigital_products():

    lListG = []

    for i in range(2, 1000):
        lStrI = str(i)

        if not is_digits_unique_19(lStrI):
            continue

        lFrom = 10 ** (4 - len(lStrI))
        lTo = 9999 // i + 1

#         print('i: ' + str(i) + ' from: ' + str(lFrom) + ' to: ' + str(lTo))

        for j in range(lFrom, lTo):
            lStrJ = lStrI + str(j)

            if not is_digits_unique_19(lStrJ):
                continue

            k = i * j

            lStrJ += str(k)

            if not is_digits_unique_19(lStrJ):
                continue

            if not k in lListG:
#                 print(str(i) + ' x ' + str(j) + ' = ' + str(k))
                lListG.append(k)

    lSum = 0

    for i in lListG:
        lSum += i

    return lSum

Example #2

File: 038_Solution.py Project: walter-weinmann/wwe-euler

def pandigital_multiples():

    lMax = 0

    for i in range(2, 99999):
        lStr = str(i)

        for j in range(2, 7):
            lStr += str(i * j)

            if len(lStr) > 9:
                break

            if len(lStr) == 9:

                if is_digits_unique_19(lStr):
                    lInt = int(lStr)
#                     print('p Int: ' + str(lInt))

                    if lInt > lMax:
#                         print('new Max: ' + str(lInt) + ' Base: ' + str(i))
                        lMax = lInt

    return lMax