lol thanks for the help
for the [iii] what I was expecting was that since iii started at 1, PrimeArray[iii] would initially be equivalent to PrimeArray[1], and as 'iii' increases, it would be...
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lol thanks for the help
for the [iii] what I was expecting was that since iii started at 1, PrimeArray[iii] would initially be equivalent to PrimeArray[1], and as 'iii' increases, it would be...
Hi, I've tried to write a code to answer the question:
"Which prime, below one-million, can be written as the sum of the most consecutive primes?"
But I've run into a few problems... (code is...
thanks for the code sebastiani, i'll try investigating it :P
Thanks aisthesis, and gamer4life687 for the code!
I'm new to a lot of these functions but I'll research them
Is there a fast way to store a number in an array like:
Input: 234586349
becomes
int array[] = {2,3,4,5,8,6,3,4,9}
lol thanks, no wonder... so it's actually meant to 'screw' up and appear like that!
I wrote a simple program to display ASCII code but when I run it, some of the ASCII stuffs up and my computer makes a loud beep, does anyone know why?
thanks