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| - | These are solutions to the problems listed on [http://projecteuler.net/index.php?section=view Project Euler].
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| - | '''WARNING''' - Do not peek at any of these pages if you want to enjoy the
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| - | Note that these solutions are indeed entirely within the spirit of Project Euler. For those who feel otherwise, note that the FAQ on the [http://www.projecteuler.net/ front page of the Project Euler site] says the following:
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| - | <p><em>I solved it by using a search engine, does that matter?</em></p>
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| - | <p>That depends on your motivation for solving the problems. It probably means that you've missed out on some beautiful and hidden mathematics.</p>
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| - | In any case, it is recommended that you try the problems yourself before looking
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| - | at the solutions. These are great exercises for improving your Haskell-fu, and reading the solutions beforehand could spoil the experience of solving them yourself.
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| - | Any further reading is at your own risk.
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| - | * [[Euler problems/1 to 10|Questions 1 to 10]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/11 to 20|Questions 11 to 20]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/21 to 30|Questions 21 to 30]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/31 to 40|Questions 31 to 40]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/41 to 50|Questions 41 to 50]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/51 to 60|Questions 51 to 60]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/61 to 70|Questions 61 to 70]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/71 to 80|Questions 71 to 80]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/81 to 90|Questions 81 to 90]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/91 to 100|Questions 91 to 100]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/101 to 110|Questions 101 to 110]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/111 to 120|Questions 111 to 120]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/121 to 130|Questions 121 to 130]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/131 to 140|Questions 131 to 140]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/141 to 150|Questions 141 to 150]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/151 to 160|Questions 151 to 160]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/161 to 170|Questions 161 to 170]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/171 to 180|Questions 171 to 180]]
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| - | * [[Euler problems/181 to 190|Questions 181 to 190]]
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| - | As a useful reference for those wanting a simple way to test their solutions in code, [[Euler answers]] provides a fairly complete list of the numeric solutions to the problems, in the form of a Haskell list of pairs.
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