My solutions to Project Euler exercises. Currently this lists only solutions in Python 3.6, though I may eventually add some solutions in other languages as well.
All solutions should be run from the /Project-Euler directory. There's a small
preamble in some solutions that appends to the system path so that Utilities can
be imported. For example, from here you might run: python3 005/solution.py.
You may find the following useful:
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new-problem.py: running this generates a new folder and solution template. Takes one command-line argument: the new problem. Example:python3 new-problem.py 999. -
clean-swapfiles.sh: recursively cleans out all the vim swapfiles in the directory. Remember tochmod 755 clean-swapfiles.shbefore attempting to use. -
tests.py: runs all the tests in theTestsdirectory, with verbose output. Call withpython3 tests.py. -
Tests: directory containing unittests for the Utilities. Call with e.g.python3 Tests/math_helpers_test.py. -
Utilities: directory containing modules containing frequently used/re-usable helper functions. -
confirm-solutions.py: runs all the solutions files currently in theProblemssubdirectories. Verifies the solutions against the canonical values. This is useful to check that all solutions are still working as desired, even after having made some changes to theUtilities. Run simply withpython3 confirm-solutions.py.
There's no requirements.txt because this project solely uses the standard modules that are included
with any conventional installation of Python 3.6, as well as the custom-written Utilities.
I've also featured this project on my blog, where I wrote a little bit about it.