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We can now prefix a pragma with '@language', to only apply for the
specific language. And we have a new pragma 'swap-pairs' with swaps
consecutive output lines before comparing it with the expected output.
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- Updated data clean up script.
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1st commit on 045
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Challenge 89 by Jaldhar H. Vyas
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Challenge 089
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Add solutions by E. Choroba to 089: GCD Sum & Magical Matrix
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imported my solutions, two nice easy puzzles, I enjoyed the magic matrix
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Task 1 & 2
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Abigail/week 089
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GCD Sum shows both the naive slow algorithm and the fast one based on
Euler's totient function (studied at
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/summation-gcd-pairs-n/).
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(square) task particularly..
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