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inneficient, excessive memory allocations
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if i used reserve(n) would it fix that?
nice try
i can't this very very geinus
While I belive this is a very clever answer, doesn't this kind of defeat the purpose of solving the problem?
string isn't c++ built in type
did you forget opening brackets in your if statement?
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Sorry I do not undertand that, could u plz explain
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smart!
smart! 0.0
The idea is that no number from the interval (n/2, n) will ever be a divisor of n.
hi, can you please explain to me why i <= n/2; i somehow get that this is faster than going through every i until it reaches n. but i still don't grasp the idea.
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