ShorAlgoForAllNumbers
contains solution of uncrackable shor's algorithm using data structures and parallel processing
import shor_package
from shor_package import runShorAlgo
NEWLINE_CHAR = "\n"
for string in ["4","6","10","19","9992","999999992","1234","1234567898"]:
# print(string)
out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using for loop: {out}")
print(NEWLINE_CHAR)
for string in ["2"*10,"2"*20,"2"*50,"2"*100,"2"*200]:
print(len(string))
fast_out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using parallel for loop: {fast_out}")
print(NEWLINE_CHAR)
length = 100
string = ""
for i in range(1, length+1):
string += str(random.randint(1,9))
n=len(string)
if int(string[n-1])%2==1:
string = string[:-1] + "2"
print(string)
print(len(string))
fast_out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using parallel for loop: {fast_out}")
for length in [10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]:
string = ""
for i in range(1, length+1):
string += str(9)
n=len(string)
if int(string[n-1])%2==1:
string = string[:-1] + "2"
print(string)
print(len(string))
fast_out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using parallel for loop: {fast_out}")
print("\n\n")
for length in [20]:
string = ""
for i in range(1, length+1):
string += str(9)
n=len(string)
if int(string[n-1])%2==1:
string = string[:-1] + "2"
print(string)
print(len(string))
fast_out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using parallel for loop: {fast_out}")
print("\n\n")
string = "11"
print(string)
out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using for loop: {out}")
length = 100
string = ""
for i in range(1, length+1):
string += str(random.randint(1,9))
n=len(string)
if int(string[n-1])%2==1:
string = string[:-1] + "1"
print(string)
print(len(string))
fast_out = runShorAlgo.parallel_for_loop_factor(int(string))
print(f"Factors of {string} using parallel for loop: {fast_out}")
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