Revisiting Project Euler, this time in Python.
Why?
- Practice Python
- Practice FP
- Practice FP in Python (trickier than it sounds)
- Re-enable my stagnant brain
- Have fun
- Remember maths stuff I have long forgotten
- Build a small standard library of stuff for other Python projects
The standard library I mentioned in in the euler directory. In particular
euler/iter.py contains a lot of stuff that's missing or hard to find in Python,
even in the lovely itertools module and recipes or the collections module.
All the code is written with Python 3.5 although any 3.x version should work. Each Euler solution is a test that is discoverable by nosetests. It's the only third party requirement.