Hi,
I think I'm running into overflow problems, but before I start debugging that I want to make sure my algorithm is correct. Is the number of Panaitopol primes <500,000 equal to 130?
Problem 291
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Re: Problem 291
Yes, that's correct.jake223 wrote:Is the number of Panaitopol primes <500,000 equal to 130?
