What are the libraries and in what languages can you organize arithmetic with very large numbers?
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Pavel Voevoda Pavel Voevoda
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- Add language (s) to tags - Sh4dow
- No, the question is “in which languages.” It is possible that a person selects a language for the task. Or for some reason, the review wants. - drdaeman 1:02 pm
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Obviously, it is possible to organize in any Turing-full languages.
Here, sketched a list of some examples of widely used ready-made solutions for long arithmetic by languages. Basically, on integer arithmetic.
- C, C ++ - libgmp library
- Common Lisp - does not limit the width of integers
- Erlang - built-in numeric type (
integer()) - Go -
IntandRattypes from thebiglibrary. - Haskell - the built-in type
Integer - Java - class
java.math.BigInteger - OCaml -
numlibrary - Pascal / Delphi - MPArith Library
- Perl - bignum and bigrat modules
- PHP module BCMath
- Python - built-in type
long - Ruby -
BignumType - Scala -
BigIntclass - Scheme - starting with the R 5 RS recommendation, with R 6 RS - the requirement of unlimited number of digits (for example, see the Guile documentation )
- Languages .NET -
System.Numerics.BigIntegerclass (appeared in .NET Framework 4.0)
ReinRaus
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drdaeman drdaeman
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In Python, integers are not limited in length.
>>> 2**1000 10715086071862673209484250490600018105614048117055336074437503883703510511249361224931983788156958581275946729175531468251871452856923140435984577574698574803934567774824230985421074605062371141877954182153046474983581941267398767559165543946077062914571196477686542167660429831652624386837205668069376L
dzhioev dzhioev
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- Can I do something like this in C-shaped languages? - Pavel Voevoda
- Already several times yesterday / the day before yesterday wrote: Gnu MP. gmplib.org . There are whole, and rational, and real. - alexlz
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GCL - Gnu Common Lisp - the length of the number is limited by the size of the computer's RAM.
Vladimir Vodolazkiy Vladimir Vodolazkiy
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Haskell, type Integer Perl, BigInt module
alexlz alexlz
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What do libraries mean? What do big numbers mean? In any language, you can write if you include a little bit of brains.
take any number and expand it into an array of bits. What else do you need?
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- @SoftR, I have professional ethics now struggling with the desire for order in the hashcode) Add at least a couple of examples or something) - Sh4dow
- I heard that, for example, in Java there is a class designed to work with numbers that are not included in the ranges of standard types. And I can expand the number into an array in turn, and so can - Pavel Voevoda
- Pavel, <a href="www.google.com/search?q=java+biginteger"> bigInt in java </a> - Sh4dow
- one@ Sh4dow I don’t mind adding the code to Delphi, but the question is asked so blurry that I don’t even know what to write about. It's one thing if he needs a huge integer, it's quite another thing if you need a very high precision after the decimal point. On the order of the hashcode, I fully understand you, you need to somehow force the questioners to ask questions in detail, and then the questioners think that the responding telepaths are. - SoftR
- So what's the point of writing the answer to a non-specific question?) You still don’t answer as it should, but de facto the message is not the answer (violation of the forum format). Such clarifications are written in the comments. - Sh4dow
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