Some useful functions that are helpful in completing Project Euler (projecteuler.net) problems.
# Description
This package contains 10 modules * divisors(n): returns a list of divisors of net * prime_factors(n): returns a list of the prime factors of net * is_prime(n): check if n is prime * sieve_of_eratosthenes(n): returns a list of all prime numbers < n * is_palindrome(n): checks if n is a palindromic numbers * is_pandigital(n): n is a m-digit pandigital number if it contains all digits 1-m exactly once * is permutation(a, b): checks if a and b are permutations of each other * coprime(a, b): check if a and b are coprime * totient(n): returns Euler’s totient functions * generalized_hamming(x, n): Checks if integer x has no prime factors larger than n
# Installation
`bash pip install euler_helper `
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