The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.


When I say “factor” I mean 5043191 would display 1, 1789, 2819, 5043191 and such.


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ev3commander
makethebrainhappy
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ev3commander wrote:

The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.



PARTICIPANTS

ev3commander

I'll help

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.



PARTICIPANTS

ev3commander

I'll help

thanks

ev3commander wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.



PARTICIPANTS

ev3commander

I'll help

thanks

What do you mean by the word “factoring” I see a bunch of primes
but do you mean
Quadratic Factoring (like FOIL)
where you multiply two quadratic binomials?

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.



PARTICIPANTS

ev3commander

I'll help

thanks

What do you mean by the word “factoring” I see a bunch of primes
but do you mean
Quadratic Factoring (like FOIL)
where you multiply two quadratic binomials?

i mean like 5043191 would display 1, 1789, 2819, 5043191 and such.

ev3commander wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

makethebrainhappy wrote:

ev3commander wrote:

The original Factoring machine is located at http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/51765660/. The purpose of this collab is to complete The Factoring Machine, designed to factor numbers. This will be achieved by remixing the previous version. (We can still share here.) I will help add primes to the project.



PARTICIPANTS

ev3commander

I'll help

thanks

What do you mean by the word “factoring” I see a bunch of primes
but do you mean
Quadratic Factoring (like FOIL)
where you multiply two quadratic binomials?

i mean like 5043191 would display 1, 1789, 2819, 5043191 and such.

I see like a factoring tree

9
1*9
3*3

Would you like me to make it using an AI or just try to make it more versanal ?

Here's how it works it checks through 2 if yes than 2 and n/2 is added then 3, 5, 7, to sqrt and then they add products of the factors and remove numbers >n or are duplicates. simple

ev3commander wrote:

Here's how it works it checks through 2 if yes than 2 and n/2 is added then 3, 5, 7, to sqrt and then they add products of the factors and remove numbers >n or are duplicates. simple

I've deleted most of your code, I'm replacing it I)

whyyyyyyyy but anyway can you share your remix?

ev3commander wrote:

whyyyyyyyy but anyway can you share your remix?

I have to think about how to make this

You don't have to finish it, I'll update my version

ev3commander wrote:

You don't have to finish it, I'll update my version

Yeah,

v 0.001 is out! It contains all the prime factors and n/prime factors but not 4 and 6 in 24. Help!

ev3commander wrote:

v 0.001 is out! It contains all the prime factors and n/prime factors but not 4 and 6 in 24. Help!

ok

If you got this to work for HUGE (REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY HUGE) numbers and made it extremely fast, you'd put a lot of cryptography out of business xD

Firedrake969 wrote:

If you got this to work for HUGE (REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY HUGE) numbers and made it extremely fast, you'd put a lot of cryptography out of business xD

uh i'd need like 200-digit primes…

ev3commander wrote:

Firedrake969 wrote:

If you got this to work for HUGE (REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY HUGE) numbers and made it extremely fast, you'd put a lot of cryptography out of business xD

uh i'd need like 200-digit primes…

Hmm
Wiki says

As of February 2015, the largest known prime number is a number with 17,425,170 digits.


is that big enough?

but i'll need like the 10000th prime…

ev3commander wrote:

but i'll need like the 10000th prime…

the 10000th prime is 104729