Category Archives: Java

Revisting the Project Euler problem runner

I’m sure that you must have heard about Project Euler, which “is a series of challenging mathematical/computer programming problems that will require more than just mathematical insights to solve”. I have blogged about tackling the Project Euler problems before, and … Continue reading

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Building the Project Euler framework, part 3

In part 2, I showed you an improved, although still pretty basic problem runner framework for Project Euler. I did leave out some things though, and I’m going to try and explain them now. Firstly, I haven’t really shown how … Continue reading

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Building the Project Euler framework, part 2

In Part 1, I showed a basic problem runner framework for Project Euler, however there are a number of ways in which we can improve it. For example: How can we run a specific problem? How can we hide the … Continue reading

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Building the Project Euler framework, part 1

As promised, here is the first part of the series of posts I hope to write demonstrating how I wrote my problem runner framework for Project Euler. Firstly, before you continue reading, I suggest that you research the Command pattern, … Continue reading

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Project Euler problem runner framework in Java

Recently, I’ve been working on the problems on Project Euler, and I’ve done the first 16 problems (in Java), although I will freely admit that I had help on two of the most difficult ones. I do intend on continuing … Continue reading

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