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REXX program

Super-3 numbers are integers i such that, when raised to the power of 3 and then multiplied by 3, contain three consecutive 3s. When I first mentioned super-3 numbers of the form 3i, they existed only in the realm of the mind, as no one had actually discovered such a number. Since then, Walter Pachl from Vienna, Austria, discovered the first super-3. It is 261, because 3 x 261 = 53,338,743. Are there others Are they distributed randomly through the integers, or is there some sort of pattern Walter Pachl used the following REXX program to find what is believed to be the smallest super-3 number, 261 ... [Pg.7]

Steve Frye from North Carolina used the following REXX program on a VM system to search for vampire numbers. [Pg.281]

Another REXX Program to Search for Vampire Numbers... [Pg.286]

The following code may be used to compute the volume of a ball in any dimensions. The variable k is the dimension, in this example, 10. The program is in the style of the REXX language. See Chapter 4 for more information. [Pg.194]

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