is-known-mersenne
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Quickly determines if a number is a known mersenne prime. Returns boolean value
Node 10.4 or later
npm install is-known-mersenne
Input must be in BigInt format. Simply add n after all integers.
const isKnownMersenne = require('is-known-mersenne');
isKnownMersenne(7n); => true
isKnownMersenne(2n**2n-1n) => true
isKnownMersenne(10n); => false
isKnownMersenne(2n**10n-1n); => false
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This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
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checks if a number is a known mersenne prime
The npm package is-known-mersenne receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, is-known-mersenne popularity was classified as not popular.
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