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program that takes a 5 digit number and calculates 2 power that number and prints it.

Posted 6-Aug-10 4:15am

laxmikanth1234

Updated 6-Aug-10 4:17am

Sauro Viti

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Smithers-Jones 6-Aug-10 10:18am

Reason for my vote of 1
I believe this will, as the other questions from Laxmikanth1234, be deleted within minutes.

Dylan Morley 6-Aug-10 10:18am

yes it is possible, you will have fun solving it

Dalek Dave 6-Aug-10 10:32am

I believe it should be kept in a Q&A Hell Archive!

Yusuf 6-Aug-10 10:46am

Reason for my vote of 1
can't you learn something from your class?

Smithers-Jones 6-Aug-10 10:56am

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laxmikanth is a moron, who, despite people telling him to do his homework himself, keeps posting the same bullsh*t over and over again.

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Sauro Viti · Answer 1 · 2010-08-06T04:22:00

[Edited for a big fix: thanks to Richard (see its comment) ;P ]

5 digits could be up to 99999, ~~which in binary is 1 followed by 99999 zeroes~~ and 2^99999 in binary is 2 followed by 99999 zeroes: is a very huge number, in decimal is about 4.995e+30102! 100000 bit requires 12500 bytes!

There are libraries able to deal with number of these sizes, and they are used for example in asymmetric-cryptography, like in the RSA algorithm.

If you are interested in them, you could google for "bigint + C++": http://www.google.it/search?hl=it&source=hp&q=bigint+%2B+c%2B%2B&cts=1281104483843&aq=f&aqi=g1&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=[^]