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Tripartite Palindromic Partition of Integer (HP 50g) Challenge
03-13-2023, 05:29 PM
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Gerald H Offline
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RE: Tripartite Palindromic Partition of Integer (HP 50g) Challenge
You may, 2old2randr, think that something happened to me, not posting today’s accumulated errors.

But no, I’m still around &, amongst others I tested the programme on this 107 digit input

84079603496574400839385654909302841671928775176508136511539400366510882879682345​079140714467212750577420292

Which returned

80111000101110001010101000011001000011110101110010001010001001110101111000010011​000010101010001110100011108

38630974672524312933094699210640718707118450149936560065639941054811707817046012​99649033921342527647903683

10550592821196853597518497723776979010682905150447949497440515092860109796773277​9481579535869112829505501

Which after double checking proved correct!

In short I believe the programmes now give only correct answers with no superfluous stack objects.

Better than my rather tame dreams!

Could you please say when you first became interested in this problem & how much time you devoted to producing the programmes?
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