What is Project Euler? (The Euler Project)

What is Project Euler? (The Euler Project) 

Project Euler is a collection of quite challenging problems that gradually increase in difficulty, created so that people can solve these problems either using mathematics or by creating software that can solve them on a computer.

You can access the site via www.projecteuler.net, and then, if you wish, create an account and start entering the answers to the problems on the site into the system.

When you become a member of the site, you will be able to see how many people have solved the problems on the site. Currently, there are 713 problems and from time to time new questions can be added to the system.

In the system, you can see how users have solved the problems and how their solutions differ from yours, but of course, to see this you first need to solve that problem yourself.

If we need to show you an example Project Euler problem;

If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6, and 9. The sum of these multiples is 23. 

Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000. [3

This is the very first question of Project Euler. 

Unfortunately, the questions on Project Euler are not in Turkish, so you do need to know some English.

The "ID" label in the archive section indicates the number of the question, the "Desc/Title" part gives the description, and the "Solved By" section tells you how many people have solved it.

To solve the question you want, just go to the "Desc" part and click on the question description.

It will be enough to enter the answer you found in the "Answer" section on the question page.

The problems you have answered correctly will appear with a green tick beside them in the archive section.

If you have become interested in these problems, good luck to you..