Project Euler #29 in R
I'm trying to implement a solution to the following problem: For a in [1,100] and b in [1,100], do a^b for every a and b. How many unique results we can obtain?
In Python I can solve this problem and I get the correct answer, but when I try a R implementation I can't get the correct answer.
Here's my code:
lista=c()
for (b in 2:100){
for (a in 2:100){
elemento=a^b
if (!is.element(elemento,lista)){
lista=c(lista,elemento)
}
}
}
print(length(lista))
I'm trying to implement a solution to the following problem: For a in [1,100] and b in [1,100], do a^b for every a and b. How many unique results we can obtain?
In Python I can solve this problem and I get the correct answer, but when I try a R implementation I can't get the correct answer.
Here's my code:
lista=c()
for (b in 2:100){
for (a in 2:100){
elemento=a^b
if (!is.element(elemento,lista)){
lista=c(lista,elemento)
}
}
}
print(length(lista))
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