Big Integer Calculator: 100 digits
In order to enter the inputs, click on the right side of the input boxes to active them.
The calculator takes two integers x and y as input, and produces integer results.
This means that even when you divide x by y, you always get an integer; the fractional part of the result is truncated.
For example, the operation 14/5 will produce the integer 2, rather than the decimal 2.8.
(To calculate the remainder of division, use the mod button.)
Simplest arithmetic operations support million-digit input values and even larger
if the user doesnt mind the long wait.
Primality tests (based on the Miller-Rabin algorithm)
become noticeably slower when x is over a hundred digits long.
Powers xy may be slow to compute for input values x containing tens of digits and 3-digit exponents y.
Factorials x! become slow for input values x ≈ 10000.
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