oilerjs v1.0.2

oilerjs

A collection of functions useful for solving Project Euler problems

Installation

npm install oilerjs

Example

var oiler = require('oilerjs');

var primes = oiler.getPrimeFactors(1023);
console.log(primes); // [ 3, 11, 31 ]

var even = oiler.isEven(1023);
console.log(even); // false

var goc = oiler.isGoldbachsOtherConjecture(1023);
console.log(goc); // true

var pandigital = oiler.isPandigital(1023456789);
console.log(pandigital); // true

var pentagonal = oiler.isPentagonal(477);
console.log(pentagonal); // true

var permuation = oiler.isPermutation(1234, 3241);
console.log(permuation); // true

var prime = oiler.isPrime(91);
console.log(prime); // false

Documentation

var Oiler = function ()

• Constructor

Oiler.prototype.getPrimeFactors = function primeFactorization(n)

Get the prime factors of 'n'. Shout-out: http://www.coderenaissance.com/2011/06/finding-prime-factors-in-javascript.html

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: *|Array —

Oiler.prototype.isEven = function (n)

Is 'n' a prime number? Embarrassingly simple.

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: boolean —

Oiler.prototype.isGoldbachsOtherConjecture = function (n)

Goldbach's other conjecture It was proposed by Christian Goldbach that every odd composite number can be written as the sum of a prime and twice a square. (It turns out that the conjecture was false.)

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: boolean —

Oiler.prototype.isPandigital = function (n)

Is 'n' a pandigital number?

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: boolean —

Oiler.prototype.isPentagonal = function (n)

Is 'n' a pentagonal number? I don't know where I found this formula.

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: boolean —

Oiler.prototype.isPermutation = function (n, m)

Are n and m permutations of each other? Ugly, but works. Seems like there's a more elegant solution.

• Parameters:
  • n —
  • m —
• Returns: boolean —

Oiler.prototype.isPrime = function (n)

Is 'n' a prime number? Shout-out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primality_test

• Parameters: n —
• Returns: boolean —

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Will Munslow

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