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Find two triangular numbers whose sum is input.
Find two triangular numbers whose sum is _input_. Note: The difference beetween the triangular numbers should be minimum.

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I'm going to enjoy watching you calculate, Mr Anderson
Smith numbers are numbers such that if you add up all of the digits in the number, that sum equals the sum of all of the digits ...

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How brilliant are you?
A Brilliant number is defined as a number with two prime factors, both of which have the same number of digits. Some examples: ...

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Give me Hamming on five, hold the mayo
A Hamming Number is a positive number that has no prime factor greater than 5. Given a number X, determine how many Hamming num...

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Polar Form Complex Number Entry
Write a function that takes the magnitude and angle(in degrees) of a complex number and returns a complex variable. Positive ang...

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Find Pseudo-Cyclic Number
A cyclic number is an integer in which cyclic permutations of the digits are successive multiples of the number https://en.wikip...

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Nth roots of unity
First, find the n nth roots of unity. eg if n = 6, find the n distinct (complex) numbers such that n^6 = 1. <https://en.wiki...

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Counting the Grand Primes
A grand prime pair is a pair of primes, p1 and p2=p1+1000, such that both numbers are prime. Like a twin prime pair, where the d...

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Pseudo Square Root (Inspired by Project Euler 266)
Shamelessly copied from the Project Euler page for Problem 266: ------------- The divisors of 12 are: 1,2,3,4,6 and 12. T...

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Hilbert numbers
Given a positive integer, n, return h as follows: 1. If n is not a <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert_number Hilbert numb...

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Euler–Mascheroni constant
Approximate the Euler-Mascheroni constant using the series representation gamma_n=\sum_{k=1}^{n} [1/k-ln(1+1/k)] Calculat...

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Pattern Recognition 3 - Variable Unit and Array Length (including cell arrays)
You will be given various arrays, composed of numbers or strings, including cell arrays of strings. For this problem, the patter...

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Pattern Recognition 2 - Known Unit Length, Various Array Length (including cell arrays)
You will be given various arrays, composed of numbers or strings, including cell arrays of strings. For this problem, the known ...

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Pattern Recognition 1 - Known Unit Length
You will be given various arrays, composed of numbers or strings. For this problem, the known pattern unit length is three. Writ...

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Twin Primes
Twin primes are pairs of primes that are immediately next to each other (difference of two). The lesser of twin primes are 3, 5,...

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Self-similarity 3 - Every other pair of terms
Self-similar integer sequences are certain sequences that can be reproduced by extracting a portion of the existing sequence. Se...

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Self-similarity 2 - Every third term
Self-similar integer sequences are certain sequences that can be reproduced by extracting a portion of the existing sequence. Se...

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Self-similarity 1 - Every other term
Self-similar integer sequences are certain sequences that can be reproduced by extracting a portion of the existing sequence. Se...

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Mobius function
From wikipedia: For any positive integer n, define μ(n) as the sum of the primitive n-th roots of unity. It has values in {−1, ...

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Not square-free number sequence
Not square-free numbers are all positive integers divisible by a square greater than one: 4, 8, 9, 12, 16, 18, 20, 24, 25, 27, ....

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Sphenic number sequence
Sphenic numbers are positive integers that are products of three distinct prime numbers: 30, 42, 66, 70, 78, 102, 105, 110, 114,...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Identify the Thief by Comparing Suspects’ Evidence and Alibi Scores
After gathering fingerprints, alibis, sensor data, and digital clues, it’s time to pinpoint the thief. You have a struct array ...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Extract the Culprit’s Name from a Mixed Letter-and-Number Email Message
While tracing the suspect’s digital footprint, you recover an email containing a mixed string of letters and numbers.The letters...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Calculate the Car’s Average Speed Between GPS Readings to Trace the Escape Route
Using GPS data, you’ve obtained the total distance (in meters) traveled by the suspect’s car at equal time intervals.These readi...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Detect Tampered Sensor Readings from the Stolen Device’s Data Logs
You’ve recovered partial sensor data from the stolen prototype.Each reading is stored in a numeric vector data, but something se...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Check for Overlapping Alibis Between Suspects to Spot Inconsistencies
Each suspect in the case has provided an alibi — a time interval [start end] representing when they claim to have been elsewhere...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Restore the Correct Frame Order from the Corrupted Security Camera Footage
You’ve finally recovered the security camera footage from the Innovation Lab,but the system malfunctioned and stored frames in t...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Match the Footprints Found in the Lab to the Suspects’ Shoe Sizes
The dust on the Innovation Lab floor reveals several footprints.You’ve measured their shoe sizes and noted them in a vector size...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Decode the Secret Note Found on the Desk to Reveal a Hidden Message
On the lab desk, you discover a short note filled with strange letters. After examining it, you realize it’s written in a Caesa...

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The Case of the Missing Prototype – Check the Lab’s Logbook for Suspicious Late-Night Entries
After counting the fingerprints, you turn your attention to the security logbook.It records the entry hours (from 0 to 23) of ev...

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