Problem 035
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TheEvil
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pimspelier
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Re: Problem 035
Thanks mdean, for helping me, and thanks TheEvil, for the offer. Now onto the rest of the problem!
EDIT: Yeah, succeeded
EDIT: Yeah, succeeded
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LateStart
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LilStalker
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Re: Problem 035
How exactly do you get to 917 from 197?
Your posible moves are either left rotation or right rotation and thus the numbers you can get from 197 are:
197 -> 719
719 -> 971
971 -> 197
Or the same procedure with the other rotation. There is no way you can get to number 917. That is why it is not considered a valid rotation.
Your posible moves are either left rotation or right rotation and thus the numbers you can get from 197 are:
197 -> 719
719 -> 971
971 -> 197
Or the same procedure with the other rotation. There is no way you can get to number 917. That is why it is not considered a valid rotation.
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LateStart
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sriramrajan
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Re: Problem 035
My program only reaches up to 991.
Any suggestions on what I might have missed ? What is the number of Circular primes till 10K ?
time Euler35(10000)
297 ms ± 4.22 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)
Any suggestions on what I might have missed ? What is the number of Circular primes till 10K ?
time Euler35(10000)
297 ms ± 4.22 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)
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sriramrajan
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Re: Problem 035
I have solved this problem.
Earlier, I was reading Circular primes incorrectly. We are only taking of rotations of a prime.
I was using <removed by moderator>
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Earlier, I was reading Circular primes incorrectly. We are only taking of rotations of a prime.
I was using <removed by moderator>
Moderator note: Do not discuss solutions in this forum! Please use the threads on the main site instead, as they are only visible to those who have already solved the problem.
Last edited by RobertStanforth on Sat Oct 13, 2018 9:15 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Removed discussion of how to solve the problem
Reason: Removed discussion of how to solve the problem