On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 15:06 -0400, Dan Upton wrote:
Verified.
I checked it against the million digits on piday.org, by putting each
into a string, stripping out spaces and newlines, and doing:
False
True
44893330963
4489333097
So the last digit doesn't match, even accounting for rounding, but
that's probably because it was calculated to the bit, not to the digit.
Who wants to verify that that's correct to that many digits? ;)
I checked it against the million digits on piday.org, by putting each
into a string, stripping out spaces and newlines, and doing:
>>piday[:len(clpy)] == clpy
>>piday[:len(clpy)-1] == clpy[:-1]
>>print piday[len(clpy)-10:len(clpy)+1]
>>print clpy[-10:]
>>>
that's probably because it was calculated to the bit, not to the digit.