A set of solutions to the Project Euler problems.

You probably shouldn't look at these until you've solved the problems yourself. I'm publishing these solutions in case other people who have already solved the problems are interested, and as a backup for my own record, but to quote from Project Euler's "About" page:

[T]here is a fine line between researching ideas and using the answer you found on another website. If you photocopy a crossword solution then what have you achieved?

My solutions are (at least currently) all in Python 3, since that's currently my go-to language for this sort of thing. I make heavy use of iterators and generators because (a) I think they're a really interesting and fun bit of Python, and IMO one of the significant advantages of using Python, and (b) the first language I learned in a formal setting was Haskell, and generators have a pleasing lazy and functional feel to them.