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Implement a program to efficiently evaluate exponent of a given number #29
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@yogesh1905 i want to work on this issue |
Sure @riaaniru2613, go ahead with it. Submit a PR before 03/10, 11.59pm. |
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@yogesh1905 @SaurabhAgarwala I've made the changes .. please check it again |
@yogesh1905 i've added the parenthesis in the new commit .. please review it |
I didn't find the change. So could you just re verify it :) |
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@yogesh1905 Please review PR. Thank You. |
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@predator4hack follow the directory structure as mentioned in the issue. You are supposed to add your program inside algorithms/29 directory. |
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@yogesh1905 please, review my PR for this issue #29 |
Hacktoberfest 2019 ends. Closing the issue. |
Description
Write a program that takes 3 numbers, a, b and m as input and evaluates (a^b)%m efficiently and outputs the result.
Details
Issue requirements / progress
Resources
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/modular-exponentiation-power-in-modular-arithmetic/
https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/math/number-theory/basic-number-theory-1/tutorial/
Directory Structure
Create a folder named '29'(29 as in the issue number) in 'algorithms' folder. Name your program file as 'fexpo.cpp' or 'fexpo.c' or 'fexpo.py' accordingly. Add this program file to the folder '/algorithms/29'.
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