Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Now available, primes-utils 2.3.0
New in 2.3.0
`primescnt` can now find count of primes upto some N much faster and for larger numbers.
Increased to over 2 billionth, indexed nth primes used in `primenth`, and now `primescnt`, to create ranges to find nth prime within, extending max possible nth prime.
Under the hood, more code DRYing, cleanups, refactoring, and added capability to one private method.
Further progress on Primes-Utils Handbook.
-- Now available, primes-utils 2.3.0
New in 2.3.0
`primescnt` can now find count of primes upto some N much faster and for larger numbers.
Increased to over 2 billionth, indexed nth primes used in `primenth`, and now `primescnt`, to create ranges to find nth prime within, extending max possible nth prime.
Under the hood, more code DRYing, cleanups, refactoring, and added capability to one private method.
Further progress on Primes-Utils Handbook.
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