This repository contains my solutions to the first 100 problems on Project Euler, implemented in Java. Project Euler is a collection of mathematical computing problems intended to be solved with computer programs. These solutions are provided to help others learn and to share different approaches to solving these challenging problems.
Please use these solutions responsibly. If you're working on Project Euler problems, I encourage you to try solving the problems on your own before looking at these solutions. The primary goal of Project Euler is to challenge yourself and learn new problem-solving techniques, and looking up the answers defeats this purpose.
To run these solutions, you will need:
- Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or above
- Your favorite IDE or text editor capable of running Java programs (e.g., IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, Visual Studio Code)
Each solution is contained within its own Java file, named according to the problem number it solves (e.g., Problem1.java, Problem2.java, ..., Problem100.java). Each Java file contains a main method that runs the solution code and prints the answer to the console.
To run a solution, navigate to the directory containing the Java file for the problem you're interested in and compile and run the Java file using the following commands in your terminal:
javac ProblemX.java
java ProblemX