Brian Smith
2003-05-14 06:01:55 |
Programming for 1000 digit numbers?
Does anybody know where I can find a programming environment capable of 1000 digit numbers? |
Charlie
2003-05-14 06:12:03 |
Re: Programming for 1000 digit numbers?
UBASIC.
Try http://archives.math.utk.edu/software/msdos/number.theory/ubasic/.html
(looks odd, but that was copied from the browser)
Other sites have it and also show up in a Google search for UBASIC. |
friedlinguini
2003-05-14 08:45:41 |
Re: Programming for 1000 digit numbers?
It's a popular tool, so I'm sure there is freely-available code for whatever language you like. |
Charlie
2003-05-14 09:42:04 |
Re: Programming for 1000 digit numbers?
To clarify about UBASIC in particular: It's a language and environment in itself, that handles over 2000-digit numbers as part of its regular structure. It isn't an add-in for a language. |
Bon
2004-10-26 18:37:07 |
Re: Programming for 1000 digit numbers?
In java there is a BigInteger and a BigDecimal classes to deal with those numbers specifically. However it only gives +/-/x/div/mod/etc... the simple binary operators. For more complicated ones you'll have to define yourself. |
