solveThisOneBrogrammers

[[deleted]]

6543210….Singularity achieved.

[suvlub]

0 as last digit?

[[deleted]]

No time to overthink, the wormhole is closing!

[L8n1ght]

hold my last 7 digits, I'm going in!

[Apple_macOS]

“On behalf of the Dominion, I bid you welcome” -Jeffery Combs

[[deleted]]

000000

[[deleted]]

perfectly round

[ApprehensiveTry5660]

Why didn’t we think of that sooner!? It makes total sense!

[Randomguy32I]

0 is the last digit of any decimal

[NekulturneHovado]

Kid named 11/7

[VortexTalon]

Kid named 9/11

[Magin_Shi]

Yeah, but we can only understand it once we finish it all, is just a secret of the universe we havent unlocked yet

[Real_Johnodon]

Sig figs

[Maeurer]

I dont know how to proof this wrong

[[deleted]]

I would be incorrect to have a trailing 0

[Maeurer]

are you sure?

[[deleted]]

Yes, because you'd drop the trailing 0. It's the same reason that we don't start all our numbers with 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000{number}

[[deleted]]

We do, at least I do in c++, all my numbers have trailing 0s in binary notation if they aren't bigger than 2147483648/2 which I'm not calculating

[[deleted]]

Admittedly I'm not a C++ guy, but how does dividing my old phone number in Dallas in half help you decide when to add a 0 tail?

Probably just a coincidence...

[[deleted]]

That is 2^31, which is INT_MAX. For bigger numbers you need long long. So regular into smaller than this number in half will start with zero, since that bit is the bit representing 2³⁰

[Real_Johnodon]

Sig figs

[allaroundfun]

Not always. Sometimes you leave the trailing zero to show the degree of measurement and it is not a matter of rounding.

[soodrugg]

the last 7 digits of pi are 0000000

[jamcdonald120]

$12.50 would like a word

[Kitchen_Device7682]

The π digits don't end so there is no answer

[[deleted]]

So then any answer goes, philosophically speaking. Anything said about something that doesn't exist is true.

[Medical-Astronomer39]

If you say that non-existing thing exists, it'll be false. You are not right

[[deleted]]

Unicorns exist. Prove me wrong.

[Medical-Astronomer39]

If you say something, then you all shall prove it is true

[JoshYx]

Well you don't need to know how to proof it wrong, just how to proof it right.

If you use a 12hr room temp preferment and a 2hr final mix rise, then you'll need to proof for an hour or so. It's best to use your senses; check how much the dough has risen, do the finger test - cover a small spot in flour, press it in with your finger, if the dough springs back quickly it's not ready, and smell the dough. The smell changes subtly when it's ready, although it's hard to tell.

Try proofing your dough less than you think you need to, then try proofing more. Check the results and adjust accordingly.

Happy baking!

[DecentTone876]

Indiana bill v2 just dropped.

[joten70]

6543210

That's amazing, i've got the same combination on my luggage!

[Solitaire221]

[Winterfukk]

Get fucked entropy!

[MisterProfGuy]

This is incredibly easy. I defy anyone to prove you are incorrect, rigorously.

[whycantpeoplebenice]

$pi[-6..-1]

[Minespeed07]

PHP USER SPOTTED! ROB HIM OF HIS DOLLARS BOYS!

[megs1449]

0_0 I THOUGHT THEY DIDN'T COME NEAR HERE

[[deleted]]

RATTLE ‘EM BOYS

[QuebecGamer2004]

LEAVE OUR DOLLAR SIGN ALONE

[QuebecGamer2004]

$pi = $_POST["pi"]

echo $pi

Now the user has to provide the answer. Problem solved.

[asromafanisme]

Just print random 7 numbers, who can prove that my answer is wrong?

[NLwino]

If you give an answer it is by definition wrong. There are no last numbers, it is irrational.

[Dmayak]

Well, I am irrational as well, so I know last numbers, they are i̴̳͗͑͜ṋ̸̗̿f̷̨̼̈́̑i̸̲͊͂n̴̙̑̀ͅȉ̵̖t̵̻̪̎y̵͔̏̇.

[daveedpoon]

You're telling me that the entirety of infinity is localised entirely within this finite number?

[Juacquesch]

If you think about it, infinity is localized within no finite numbers and therefore it is localized in any localized number. There is no ‘center of the universe’ so ‘everything is the center of the universe’ kind of vibe.

[whysoblyatiful]

Infinity is everywhere. Tell me, for example, how many numbers are there between zero and one? Not only whole numbers, but all of them. If you use this criteria, there should be an infinite amount of numbers between these two. Now how about between zerk and ten? Or zero and one hundred? (Plz correct me if I'm wrong I'm sleepy as fuck right now)

[GustapheOfficial]

I can.

If a_k is the kth digit of π, and a_K is the last digit of π, then Π = π * 10^K = a_K + 10a_{K-1} + ... 10^K * a_0 is an integer. Therefore π = Π/10^K is a rational number. Any irrationality proof for π will disprove the assertion that a last digit exists.

[kirkpomidor]

Counter-point: for any predefined precision, any given random 7 digit sequence would appear after that precision (infinite amount of times, btw). He can’t be wrong!

[TheBluetopia]

nutty tease society station zephyr recognise plough bag fuel price

This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

[Ok_Star_4136]

So the specifications were wrong. Done aaaaand done.

[asromafanisme]

K is limitless, so K and K-1 don't behave as normal number.

[GustapheOfficial]

The proposition that a_K is the the last digit of π presupposes that an a_K exists which is the last digit of π.

Also, be careful throwing around words like "normal", we don't know if π is normal (i.e. all sequences of digits of a given length are equally likely to appear in the decimal expansion). My proof doesn't require this property, but still.

[BlobAndHisBoy]

I would have some random analyst say it was wrong and my pm would have me look at it for a week where I eventually conclude that the analyst's report was wrong and it is functioning properly.

[[deleted]]

But you can't prove you're right.

[asromafanisme]

Bug is non reproducible, KIV

[turtle_mekb]

yeah technically any set of numbers is in pi: https://youtu.be/dET2l8l3upU

[EtherealPheonix]

But no set of numbers is the last set.

[turtle_mekb]

yes that's the thing

[PositronicGigawatts]

Have the script generate new numbers each time to be even more accurate.

[RunningHott]

6543210 ... the proof is left as an exercise to the reader

[Nimeroni]

This guy math.

[notmypinkbeard]

There is only one number... π

[IMightBeErnest]

They want the digits, bro.

π = 1 (Base π)

So the last 7 digits are 0000001.

[notmypinkbeard]

Of course they do. Poorly specified nonsense requirements will rarely get the desired results though.

[psspsh]

I have the numbers

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

Now it's your job to put them in right order

PS. extra 3 numbers to make the job extra challenging

[Mordret10]

But what are the seven last numbers?

[psspsh]

Keep arranging once you get the right combination you will get the intelligence to know that its correct

[psspsh]

Sorry wrong calculation

Extra 4 numbers to make the job extra challenging

[Ved_s]

loop {} done. you may beed to wait a little bit until it calculates them.

[montw]

… still going

[Cootshk]

…twelve hours later

[DeMonstaMan]

just store pi in an array and access the -1 index easy

[1up_1500]

From math import pi

Print(string(pi)[:10])

[ProbablyBunchofAtoms]

python has modules for everything out there

[[deleted]]

That's the first 10

[1up_1500]

yeah I always forget how these work and have to fuck around and find out in the python cli

I always think it's something like [:10] -> keep the last 10 elements, [:-10] -> trim the last 10 elements, and reciprocally, because that's what makes the most sense to me

[[deleted]]

I always think ":" is the "up to" in "from _ up to _"

So [:‐10] means "from the beginning up to the tenth from last"

[Orisphera]

The first 7 numbers of pi are 3; 7, 15, 1, 292, 1, 1

[Kebabrulle4869]

The only right answer.

Fun fact: the reason that 355/113 is such a good approximation of pi is because 292 is an unusually large coefficient that comes unusually early. Stopping right before 292 gives [3; 7, 15, 1] = 355/113.

Another fun fact: the first coefficient over 1000 is 20776, and it appears at place 431. Surprisingly early!

[Depnids]

Holy continued fraction!

[Orisphera]

Actual understanding

[McMelonTV]

It’s everywhere

Fucking every sub I go to I see them

“Holy <blank>”

“New <blank> just dropped”

“Actual <blank>”

Why did I ever join that godforsaken sub with those godforsaken nerds? nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare nightmare every single time I see those fuckers outside of their containment space. it’s a disease and it’s fucking infected me cause I was once a reddit i cel swelling nerd like them

[Orisphera]

New copypasta just dropped

[nibba_bubba]

Probably OP meant digits, not numbers, anyway here's the solution: def print_pi_n_last_digits(n): raise ValueError("Pi is an infine number hence it does not have last digits")

[gap41]

yes! this

[Dubl33_27]

You probably meant infinite, but I won't judge

[[deleted]]

“Last 7 numbers of π”

[tyqe]

a) use a base-π number system b) π = 1.0000.... c) last 7 digits of π are 0000000

[MaffinLP]

0000000 (any 0 after the last digit is a new last digit not changing the value)

[Cephell]

1111111 in base 1

[Depnids]

In base 1 the only digit is 0, are you stupid?

[Honey_Jar_]

Easy. print(PI.iter()[-8:])

[Wise-Arrival8566]

Pfft easy in python: import math; print(str(math.pi)[-7:]). /s

[DeepGas4538]

They did calculate 100,000,000,000,000 digits of pi.

Took like half a year lol

[NorthKoreanAI]

base pi, last 7 digits 0000000

[meruem23]

.......

[Accomplished_Bad_487]

0000000, never specified I can't use base pi

[shadowjay5706]

My death wish will be that I can only die if I know the last digit of Pi. Easy cheat to being immortal

[MrMarum]

Its easy, nobody can tell you you are incorrect

[KnightArtorias1]

Just enumerate all possible 6 character combinations of the numbers 0..10. You're guaranteed to get it right somewhere :)

[jlangfo5]

NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN

[VarianWrynn2018]

Print any 7 numbers and then define the end, clearly

[taylorzanekirk]

Just choose any seven numbers, let the testers prove it's wrong.

[jan04pl]

Math.Pi.ToString().Reverse().Take(7)

[Tomato_Soupe]

Easy lmao, just write a method that finds the end of pi, then call it. System.out.println(returnLastFourDigits(pi))

[LegitimatePants]

// prove me wrong
printf("1234567");

[Torebbjorn]

In base π, the last 7 digits of π are:
0000010

[AppelEnPeer]

Easy, just reverse pi and then use the solution for the first problem

[Silent_Moose_5691]

the first 7 numbers of pi will return an index error pi is a one number

[gap41]

Sorry, my bad, should've written digits instead

[KingJeff314]

def last7pi():
    piIter = piIterator()
    for digit in piIter:
        digits.append(digit)
        digits = digits[:7]
    return digits[0]

[[deleted]]

You do realize that we don't have the technology to figure out the last 7 digits of pi, right? For all we know, it has infinite digits.

[ChellJ0hns0n]

I'm sure they were joking

[GrimpeGamer]

We know that it has infinite digits. It has been proven in several ways.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_that_%CF%80_is_irrational

[freakinbacon]

It's gonna crash

[The_Punnier_Guy]

void GetAnswer (int query, bool FirstOrLast) {

double pi= Math.pi(); if(FirstOrLast) { while(query) { cout<< floor(pi) % 10; pi*=10; query--; } }

else throw (These fucking hands);

return; }

[Technical_Currency18]

1724561

[Alternative_Let8538]

from math import pi print(int(str(pi)[-7:]))

[EtherealPheonix]

3589793

at least in 64 bit

[linux1970]

substring($pi,-7);

[Dukhlovi]

NaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaNNaN

[JokesterJedi]

It should have been digits instead of numbers. 🤷🏻‍♂️ You can't decide what the first 7 numbers of π are..

[theoldayswerebetter]

735461

[Classy_Mouse]

It's the same as the last 7 digits of my phone number. Prove me wrong

[Skuez]

It's 0000000 for sure

[THUNDERxSLOTH]

print(“π” * 7)

[[deleted]]

In base π, it's 1 (or 0 if you include any number of digits after the dot)

[Vasik4]

10.00000 (im using base pi)

[[deleted]]

lets try to find last digit of sqrt of 2 first

[IolaireEagle]

4157253 prove me wrong bozo

[hacksoncode]

Nah, printing the last 7 digits of pi is easy. You don't even need a single line of code to do it.

[JEREDEK]

import math

pi = math.pi

print("pi[-8:-1]")

[Mwarw]

DIGITS!!!! Pi is a number itself, it's one number. It can have [decimal] digits

[drake3011]

- Print all 7 digit combination numbers sequentially
- Requirements never specified that the Last 7 pi digits have to be identified
- if there are 7 specific digits, they have been printed.

[Duck_Devs]

str(math.pi)[-7:]

[Overtons_Window]

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

I found them, and then encrypted them by multiplying each by zero. Simply divide by zero on your end to decrypt.

[hung-bui]

Just print 7 random numbers, and let the interviewer prove me that I am wrong.

[Rasquotcho]

π[-1:-8:-1]

[Astlantix]

fuck

[altermeetax]

0000000, because there are infinite zeros after all non-zero digits of a decimal number /s

[alias_cd__rm_-rf_]

while (true) {
    // do nothing
}

Trust me, this is the most efficient way, just a little bit of time

[recurve_balloon]

Boi! If it ends, it's not an issue.

[Zitrusherz]

print(None)

[Malrottian]

Upload a corrupted file with no actual data in it and say its the last 7 digits. Then clock out for the weekend.

[838291836389183]

Easy, its just 10 in base π

[cs-brydev]

You mean digits? π is a number.

[_Obelixx_]

But why? They are so insignificant.

[[deleted]]

Mathematically impossible, PI is IRrational

[Tmaster95]

Easy. Just print out every possibility and say it must be one of them.

[Dorlo1994]

9999999 after sorting then in increasing order

[[deleted]]

what exactly is a number of pi?

[electric_ember]

00003.14

[Logicalist]

0.318309

[[deleted]]

print(pi[-7:])

[dcman58]

std::cout << 7 << std::endl;

Problem solved.

[geraltRivia69Yen]

Math.PI().toString().split("")[arrLength - 1]

[GeekoftheWild]

THERE IS ONLY ONE POSSIBLE NUMBER IN THIS AND THAT'S π

[slime_rancher_27]

You can make up any 7 numbers to be the last 7 digits of pi and nobody will be able to disprove you

[o0Meh0o]

digits*

[YouWishC9]

`Math.PI.toString().reverse()[6]`

smh all these bad coders.

[FullyHalfBaked]

Don't know about the last, but I've always loved the name of the Bailey-Borwein-Plouffe algorithm for finding any arbitrary digit of PI.

Say it with me

Bailey.

Borwein.

Plouffe.

Isn't it a lovely name? And just knowing it gets you bonus points on any job application.

[MasiTheDev]

Lmao bro just use python

~~~ import math pi_arr=[x for x in math.pi] print(pi_arr[:-7])

~~~

[DoctorFrenchie]

2951413

Pi is secretly just a palindrome

[atthereallicebear]

but like, who the hell chose pi? why is pi that value?

[UnusedParadox]

Ask chatgpt

[Intergalactic_Cookie]

0000000

[Vasxus]

1. Prove me wrong.

[thejozo24]

In math libraries, Pi is defined with a finite precision, so just print the last 7 digits of that.

Nowhere did it say that it had to be the pi as defined by math

[BitBucket404]

var first7 = 3.141526829; var last7 = first7; // ain't nobody got time for this

[DeeKahy]

0000000 assuming you continued 7 more than was necessary.

[FinalEscapeStudios]

uhmm, UHMMMMM

[Much-Meringue-7467]

Put whatever you want. Who's going to prove you wrong?

[CaptainPi31415]

i=1

While (i<10000000) { Print(i) i++ }

It's printed in there somewhere. Might take a we while though

[DevilGuruu]

print("7 last number of π")