Originally posted by EverythingYouKnowIsWrong
Originally posted by greenorbs
I think you will have trouble calculating the very large integers using C++. You would have to do some crazy coding to handle the overflows. Try the Ruby language, which automatically handles very large numbers. If you are on a Mac, use XCode, Ruby is built-in. Not sure what to do on a PC vis-a-vis the compiler.
Yeah it's definitely a pain. Fortunately someone has already done the coding for such a problem, and it works. Now I just need to implement it tweak a few things. Results coming soon![]()
I just remembered to add that the number to look for must not contain 5. Since Phi to ten decimal places does not have a 5 and reduces to 1237 using the technique, I used to the code to look for numbers that did not have 5.





