Check if elements of array can be made equal by multiplying given prime numbers in Python - Suppose we have two arrays, one is nums and another one is primes. We have to check whether it is possible to make all the elements of nums equal by multiplying o
Hi $ a=10 ; b=2 $ expr $a + $b 12 $ expr $a - $b 8 $ expr $a / $b 5 $ expr $a * $b expr: syntax error Any idean why I am getting this error only when multiplying two numbers. Whats the exact syntax? Thanks a lot to all in advance CSaha...
But this is not how it works in Sage (and is probably not possible in Python). In Sage, permutations act on numbers from the left but are multiplied right-to-left. If you ask me, this is a bug and as serious as a bug can get due to its enormous potential for misunderstanding ...
The incorrect Big instances can be sanitized by converting them to Numbers and back, but this is clumsy and I don't know if it would work in all circumstances. six_1=Big(Number(six_1));// is now '6'six_1.eq(six_2);// true ...
integer numbers (or raise an error), but the type that gets returned for a valid operation is a float. Now, I'm not pretending to know much about this stuff, just pointing out that that behaviour is interesting. Just like how MvL pointed out to me in a recent thread ...