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floor math.sqrt number ; it is a prime. indeed, if n = a*b is composite with a and b ≠ then one of the factors a or b is necessarily at most square root of n.
say you want to allo e memory in chunks think: cache lines, disk sectors ; how much memory will it take to hold an integral number of chunks
we make a "wheel" with two positions on it, one half that "hits" on the even index 0 represents 3 // no need to zero above composites array; zeroed on creation for var i i ; function doit const limit = math.floor parsefloat document.
this is a bit shorter, not sure if it& 39;s what you are going for though // stub function const create composite = => math.floor math.random * 0
this can be accomplished with an image instance& 39;s paste method: from pil import image img = image.open & 39;/path/to/file& 39;, & 39;r& 39; img w, img h
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you can do this faster using a nearly optimal trial division sieve in one long line like this: enumerable.range 0, math.floor 2.52*math.sqrt num /math.
change lim to limit . of course you must have known that. since sieve = false *limit , the largest index allowed is limit- . however, on this line if n <= limit and
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rep true, n primes <- false last.prime <- 2l for i in last.prime:floor sqrt n primes <- function n primesr <- function p, i = f <- p %% p i == 0 and p = p i if the op asked to generate all prime numbers below one billion. huge array of found primes; couldn& 39;t you return an iterator over the non-composites per
“if i have seen further…” the erat2 function from the cookbook can be further sped up by about 20-25% :. erat2a. import itertools as it def erat2a : d = yield 2
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this one returns only the prime factors, not composites. if bt : factors.append math.floor bt num factors = num factors * 2 break print btt
taking the advice of michael mior and poke, i wrote a solution. i tried to use a few tricks to make it fast. since we need a relatively short list of numbers tested,
since most numbers are composites with a small prime factor - half the do let m = n- `div` 2 r = floor . sqrt $ fromintegral n bits <- newarray 0, m- true
oct 28, 20 3 since your program tests just one number, you& 39;re wasting time trying to avoid testing by composites. you perform a lot of computations to save
here& 39;s an example of a sieve implementation in javascript: function getprimes max var sieve = , i, j, primes = ; for i = 2; i <= max; i if sieve i // i has
sqrt x ^2 = x r = math.floor math.sqrt n ; k = 0; while k < n k = nextset a,k ; // a test if we had them all if k r break; // unmark all composites for j = k * k;
you need to check all numbers from 2 to n- to sqrt n actually, but ok, let it be n . if n is divisible by any of the numbers, it is not prime. if a number is prime, print
let f n = number of non-square-free numbers in n . k from 2 to floor sqrt y optionally including the composites; the asymptotic running