solutions and mathlib for projecteuler problems
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@author Kefei Dan Zhou @date 11/10/2010 Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/kefeizhou Web: http://kefeizhou.com "Project Euler exists to encourage, challenge, and develop the skills and enjoyment of anyone with an interest in the fascinating world of mathematics." -- from projecteuler.net My purposes for publishing my solutions on github are: (and I'll only publish each solution after more than 100 people have solved the problem) 1. Share my solutions with people who have trouble with any of these PE problems. 2. Demonstrate the power of python! Why Python for Project Euler: 1. Built-in big integer 2. Arbitrary precision decimal 3. Interpreted and dynamic, fast for prototyping ProjectEuler requires you to solve the problem in order to see the forum (and other people's solutions). This does makes a lot of sense but it can also be frustrating for people who are stuck on a problem (or a series of problems based on similiar premise/topic). Given the diverse topics (across multiple branches of mathematics and computer science), it's realistic to say that very few people have the knowledge to solve all the problems. When someone is stuck on a problem for days and is making no progress, I think it's better for them to look at (and study/learn from) someone else's solution rather than give up completely. For anyone getting started in Project Euler, I recommend taking a look at the common functions first. For example, having efficient primality test or integer factorization will get you half way on many PE problems.
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