So I saw this post and heeded the challenge to complete the first 50 problems in Golang.
The thinking is that it will be fun and should make me a better developer
# | Title | Completed |
---|---|---|
1 | Multiples of 3 & 5 | [x] |
2 | Even Fibonacci numbers | [x] |
3 | Largest prime factor | [ ] |
4 | Largest palindrome product | [ ] |
5 | Smallest multiple | [ ] |
6 | Sum square difference | [ ] |
7 | 10001st prime | [ ] |
8 | Largest product in a series | [ ] |
9 | Special Pythagorean triplet | [ ] |
10 | Summation of primes | [ ] |
11 | Largest product in a grid | [ ] |
12 | Highly divisible triangular number | [ ] |
13 | Large sum | [ ] |
14 | Longest Collatz sequence | [ ] |
15 | Lattice paths | [ ] |
16 | Power digit sum | [ ] |
17 | Number letter counts | [ ] |
18 | Maximum path sum I | [ ] |
19 | Counting Sundays | [ ] |
20 | Factorial digit sum | [ ] |
21 | Amicable numbers | [ ] |
22 | Names scores | [ ] |
23 | Non-abundant sums | [ ] |
24 | Lexicographic permulations | [ ] |
25 | 1000-digit Fibonacci number | [ ] |
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