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Fast Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) Algorithm

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Hi, everybodyAfter thorough consideration, I would not recommend the Alternate 2 method for the following reasons:1. First and foremost, the computational efficiency of the Euclid's algorithm at the core of my function(see the following - ORIGINAL, RECOMMENDED): // fast Euclid...
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