Useful Python scripts written in 3! Uses a lot of modules and APIs.
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Useful Python scripts written in 3! Uses a lot of modules and APIs.
Simple encryption, decryption, encoding and decoding CLI tool written in Python.
A computational service and API for exploring and understanding the Collatz Conjecture. Continuously calculates Collatz sequences from any given number and stores results in a SQLite database for querying and analysis.
The Collatz Conjecture | 3N + 1
Useful code snippets written in python3.
A calculator to test numbers against the collatz conjecture
This is my solution or the Collatz Sequence project assignment from Chapter 3 of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
An analysis of the Collatz Conjecture using visual data representation in various forms.
Scripts for collatz conjeture writed on python
A simple script that generates svg files with Collatz graphs for any given limit of numbers.
C++ and Python programs to analyse the Collatz conjecture.
Arc diagram visualization of the parity Collatz function from the famous conjecture.
A program in python to visualize the cycle length and values for the collatz conjecture. It can also be used for collatz_like sequences aswell as negative numbers.
The goal of this personal project was to develop a script that will attempt to solve the Collatz conjecture, also known as the Syracuse problem. This personal challenge was developed, tested and optimized in less than 2 hours.
Collatz Sequence is a sequence in which after initial value (n) the next value is n/2 if n is even or 3n+1 if n is odd. The sequence continues until the value is 1. In this program the user can either input a value, see the sequence and its length or user can see the longest Collatz Sequence with an initial value that is under 1 million. The que…
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