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- What is the shortest way to write the number $1234567890$?
Here's a challenge : find the shortest way to write the number $1234567890$ There is several ways to write the number $1234567890$ : $1 23456789 × 10^9$ $2×3^2×5×3607×3803$ $617283945×2$ But all
- How to convert string to double with specified number of precision in . . .
The floating-point double type can not exactly represent the value 1234567890123 4 and 1234567890123 3999 is the best it can represent and that is what the result is Note that floating point types (e g IEEE-754) can not exactly represent all real numbers, hence these use approximations for most cases
- python 2. 7 - Regex to match 10 or 12 digits only - Stack Overflow
I tried to write a regex to match a 10 or 12 digits number combination like: 1234567890 - True 123456789012 - True 12345678901 - False 123456- False 1234567890123- False Only match either
- Regex 3 number parts separated with dash - Stack Overflow
Here are few valid entries: 5656, 33434-2323-45, 12-4345-12, 1234567890123-123456, 1234567890123-12-56 Invalid entries: 34453454351234566787, 1234567890123-1234567890123, 23455-233-123-3434, 34sd1322-23, 31234as,
- Convert Number into Words in the Indian Numbering System
sql fiddle oracle 11g r2 schema setup: create table numbers ( value ) as select 0 from dual union all select 123456 from dual union all select 12345678 from dual union all select 1234567890123 from dual union all select 123456789012345 from dual union all select 900000000000000 from dual union all select 700000001200000 from dual union all select 543000000000000 from dual;
- Are there infinitely many primes of the form
Related to this question, What is the smallest prime number made of sequential number? are there infinitely many primes of the following form (OEIS A057137)? $1, 12, 123, 1234, 12345, 123456, 12
- Does there exist a prime that is only consecutive digits starting from . . .
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- Java Format Number with Blanks - Stack Overflow
1234567890123 and want to format it for example like this 12 34567 89012 3 or maybe like this 1-234 567-890 1 23 How can I achive that? I tried this DecimalFormat decimalFormat = new DecimalFormat("00 00000 00000 0"); System out println(decimalFormat format(1234567890123L)); But this doesn't work
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