Well, it managed the first problem easily.
#projecteuler #llm #llama #codellama
Problem #3 is solved - I remembered what factorial is and how prime numbers are calculated.
#learningpython #euler3 #projecteuler
Last week I started solving mathematical problems/programming challenges at www.projecteuler.net to improve my skills and today I got 'Decathlete' award for solving ten consecutive problems!
On the other hand it was for the first ten problems marked as easy but hey, I gotta start somewhere.
Looking forward to 'The Journey Begins' for solving first 25 problems!
#projecteuler #solving #decathlete #cpp
Couldn't resist from taking a try with Problem #2 on Project Euler and succeeded again. I guess I will be seeing Python code in my dreams this night 😆
#learningpython #euler2 #projecteuler
Today I completed my first Problem in Project Euler. To be honest, I was never good at math and didn't expect my solution to be correct from the first take. Nevertheless, I did it right and feeling proud of myself. Now I'm thrilled about solving Problem #2!
I started learning Python recently and working with math is a great practice for the fundamental stuff (strings, loops, conditions, etc.). Also a good strech for the brain.
#learningpython #euler1 #projecteuler
Hi #mathstodon! 👋 You can call me Wae.
I am an engineer working on signal processing algorithms and electronic systems in my day job, and I pursue maths in my free time.
My research interests are in number theory and modelling physical systems. Currently working through #ProjectEuler problems to practice my #algorithms using #Python.
I will be embarking on a BSc in #Mathematics in some time, so I might post more about my experiences when the time comes! Nice to meet y'all!
#introduction #mathematics #python #algorithms #projecteuler #mathstodon
Day 6 of my #100DaysOfCode
5 days ago I took the decision to learn common lisp language. And decided to solve problems on #projecteuler using the lisp language. The code progress is on github.
Coincidentally I also discovered after problem 100 you are not supposed to post solution publicly. So seems like this is perfect to take up #100daysofcodechallenge and share progress.
#100daysofcode #projecteuler #100daysofcodechallenge
Made my solution to #ProjectEuler problem #15 basically instantaneous https://projecteuler.net/problem=15
There are few things sadder than my ~/dev/euler directory where I keep all my Project Euler solutions.
Well, solution. It contains the source file for a solution to problem 4.
That's it. That's all that's there.
#projecteuler #squirrel #bestofintentions
Finished the first 55 #projecteuler problems in #python.
Now to decide whether to keep going in Python or start over with another language. Or try to quit the addiction altogether.
The work shift is done, now I want to get back to solving #ProjectEuler challenges, but their server down with "503 Service Unavailable".
Some time ago I started working through project Euler problems [1] using GNU Guile there as well. Not very far yet. Sometimes it has been a drag, because the early problems are not very challenging algorithmically, but it takes time to code them up. However, the `lib` also contains possibly interesting stuff for using multiple cores, parallelizing work. Using that in some of the solutions.
[1]: https://notabug.org/ZelphirKaltstahl/guile-project-euler-solutions
#programming #coding #guile #projecteuler #parallelism #multicore #scheme
#programming #coding #guile #projecteuler #parallelism #multicore #scheme
🏅 #HackerRank [#CodinGame…] / helpers 🧰
Little scripts (to compile, static analyze, run, and compare results)
to help in solving problems of HackerRank website (or CodinGame…),
in several programming languages
(#Ada, #Bash, #C, C++, #Haskell, #Java, #JavaScript, #PHP, #Python, #Rust and #Scala).
https://bitbucket.org/OPiMedia/hackerrank-codingame-helpers/
You can easily adapt these scripts for other programming languages.
#projecteuler #nodejs #cpp #scala #rust #python #php #javascript #java #haskell #c #bash #ada #codingame #hackerrank
Hopefully today I can try solving #projecteuler's 13th problem, about summing numbers larger than most data types can hold. Even if I know all the language constructs to use, it seems like these problems really help develop problem solving skills. Plus it's a lot of fun.