At a Glance: Pretty easy/short one, just brute forcing numbers under 1 million by even/odd until they reach 1, and counting the number of terms ... The first episode of 3 where I look at the most interesting problem so far.
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Pretty easy/short one, just brute forcing numbers under 1 million by even/odd until they reach 1, and counting the number of terms ... The first episode of 3 where I look at the most interesting problem so far. First step of improving the code, with quite a few stumbles in this video.
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- Pretty easy/short one, just brute forcing numbers under 1 million by even/odd until they reach 1, and counting the number of terms ...
- The first episode of 3 where I look at the most interesting problem so far.
- First step of improving the code, with quite a few stumbles in this video.
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