WARNING! This post contains a spoiler for Problem #7 listed at Project Euler. Do not read the rest of this post if you’re planning to attempt to solve the problem yourself.
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An Interesting Little Problem
This post was inspired by a recent interview question that was posted over at fsharp.it. It’s one of those neat little questions which looks really simple on the surface but is quite tricky.
Project Euler #6
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Project Euler #5
WARNING! This post contains a spoiler for Problem #5 listed at Project Euler. Do not read the rest of this post if you’re planning to attempt to solve the problem yourself.
Project Euler #4 - Reprise
After publishing the performance stats of my previous solution to Project Euler #4, I got thinking about how I might improve things. I didn’t want to be overly anal with regards to things such as memory allocations, because it’s easy to get stuck in the perpetual loop of attempted optimisations. Instead I wanted to think [...]
Project Euler #4
WARNING! This post contains a spoiler for Problem #4 listed at Project Euler. Do not read the rest of this post if you’re planning to attempt to solve the problem yourself.
Project Euler #3
WARNING! This post contains a spoiler for Problem #3 listed at Project Euler. Do not read the rest of this post if you’re planning to attempt to solve the problem yourself.
Project Euler #2
WARNING! This post contains a spoiler for Problem #2 listed at Project Euler. Do not read the rest of this post if you’re planning to attempt to solve the problem yourself.
Project Euler #1
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Rekindling my Functional Programming Passion with Haskell
Back in the day when I was studying at University I tutored a subject which taught students how to write functional code in Miranda. I loved it! The whole functional programming thing really did it for me. I was fascinated by it. Despite my interest, I never chased it up after finishing at University.
I recently [...]
