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Sum of Primes

LiveBJ Peter DeLaCruz5 apps · 6.8K installsEducation$0.99com.bpd.primes

Display the sum of consecutive primes between 1 and 100 million

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Total installs
12
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Installs / day
0
since last crawl
Rating
—★
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Released
3 Mar 2014
12.6y ago
Last update
5 Jan 2016
v1.4.1 · 10.8y ago
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Store listing

Full description
If you like numbers, you'll like Sum of Primes. It's a cool little app that will display the sum of consecutive primes for integers greater than 1 up to 100,000,000. For example, the number 41 can be written as 2 + 3 + 5 + 7 + 11 + 13. However, there are some integers that cannot be expressed this way because their summands do not consist of consecutive primes. For example, 20 is expressed as 7 + 13 (missing 11) or 3 + 5 + 5 + 7 (duplicate 5).

What's new

Version 1.4.1: Minor bug fixes. Version 1.4: Improved performance. Version 1.3: Added Copy to Clipboard context menu item. Version 1.2: Smaller APK and smaller memory footprint. Version 1.1: Redesigned UI. Added support for more devices and Android versions. Version 1.0: First release.

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