Python: Permuted Multiples
Python: Permuted Multiples
Problem No.52 @ Projecteuler
This task Completed on Mon, 1 Jul 2019, 06:08, the goal is to find a number X that if we get the X, X*2, X*3, X*4, X*5, X*6 all the numbers are same digits but in a different order.
I use a function called if_x_in_y (n1,n2) will return True if the two numbers has same digits, False if not. Then a while found_one is not True a loop will examine all numbers starting from 2 until we found_one.
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The Code:
# Projecteuler.net
# Permuted multiples
# Problem No.52
# Completed on Mon, 1 Jul 2019, 06:08am (GMT+3)
# if x, x*2, x*3, x*4, x*5, x*6 has the same digits.
def if_x_in_y (n1,n2) :
for x in str(n1) :
if x not in str(n2) :
return False
for x in str(n2):
if x not in str(n1):
return False
return True
x_num = 2
found_one= False
while not found_one:
if if_x_in_y(x_num,x_num*2):
if if_x_in_y(x_num,x_num*3):
if if_x_in_y(x_num,x_num*4):
if if_x_in_y(x_num,x_num*5):
if if_x_in_y(x_num,x_num*6):
print(‘\n Yes, we found one ..’)
found_one = True
print(‘ The Number is ‘,x_num)
x_num += 1
print(x_num,x_num*2,x_num*3,x_num*4,x_num*5,x_num*6)
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