| vgoel38 (127) | |
| can we find primes numbers between 0 and 10^7 using sieve of eratosthenes or should i use any other method?? | |
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| Chervil (1205) | |
| I may be wrong, but I've always considered the sieve method to be faster than the alternatives when a complete list of primes is required like this. | |
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