Welcome to the GitHub repository of an efficient algorithm that determines whether or not a given number is prime with 95% accuracy in constant time (O(1)). Prime numbers have always been an interesting topic in the field of mathematics and computer science, and detecting them with high accuracy and efficiency is a challenge that has been tackled by many researchers. This algorithm uses the fact that most of the numbers are not prime, to detect a prime number.
If you want to help with this project, you can make a pull request with an implementation for a language that hasn't been added before, or at least by giving it a star.
If it's at all possible, name the function: is_prime
. For the main parent class in OO languages, you should also name it is_prime
(of course, only if it's possible in that language). Also, when you implement in some new language, do remember to implement an optimized version.
Yes, this is a 100% serious project.
When we take a random integer between 1 and 2,147,483,647, there are around 105,000,000 prime numbers. So, the chance that our number will be prime is ~4,88%.
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