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Wonderful wonderful website. What happends to quirky people like this when they leave university and enter the industry?
Is there such a thing as "interactive nonfiction"? Because if not, there should be. Design educational websites this way and watch children learn.
The real physical Universe is interactive nonfiction.
Where an arbitrarily complex time-series signal can be accurately represented as the sum of various sine waves.
Except the OP deals with a discretized values, not real-number values, and the OP's approach lets the constituent palindromes start/end at an arbitrary offset, rather than having to be repeated continuously.
77777777777777 +0 +0 =77777777777777
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Is there such a thing as "interactive nonfiction"? Because if not, there should be. Design educational websites this way and watch children learn.
> Is there such a thing as "interactive nonfiction"? The real physical Universe is interactive nonfiction.
i'm underwhelmed 77777777777777 +0 +0 =77777777777777
Every time I see something like this that is dependent on base-10 representation, I'm always curious to know whether it generalizes, or if it's a quirk specific to base-10 representation. For example, being able to tell if a number is divisible by 2 or 5 by only looking at the last digit.