This repository contains my solutions to various Project Euler problems. Project Euler is a collection of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems that often require creative problem-solving techniques.
My python solutions are managed with a tool I wrote called euler to fetch problem descriptions, generate files, and test if a solution is valid. Check out the repo for more info.
Project Euler is a fantastic platform that provides a wide range of mathematical and computational problems designed to challenge your problem-solving skills. These problems cover a diverse array of topics, from number theory to combinatorics, and require creative and efficient algorithms to solve.
If you're new to Project Euler, I highly recommend checking out their official website and trying out some problems yourself.
To get started with this repository, simply clone it to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/i13e/project-euler.gitYou can then navigate to the specific problem you're interested in and find the solution code along with any relevant explanations.
Each problem's solution is organized within its own directory, typically containing one or more source code files. You can explore the solutions to specific problems by browsing the repository or using the search feature.
Feel free to use these solutions as a reference or starting point for your own Project Euler journey. However, I encourage you to attempt the problems on your own first before consulting these solutions.
If you're looking for more Project Euler solutions and resources, here are some other valuable repositories and websites to explore:
- luckytoilet: projecteuler-solutions
- MathBlog: C# Solutions for Project Euler
- Stephan Brumme: Project Euler C++ solutions
- HaskellWiki: Euler problems
- IVL: Project Euler Solutions
- Nayuki: Project Euler Solutions
These resources can provide additional insights, alternative solutions, and different programming language implementations.