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Commonmark migration

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edited Jun 17, 2020 at 9:04

Python 3, ppperry, A000027 -> A004526

f=lambda a,n=((int("A004526",11)-0x103519a)%100%30+1)/2:a//(14-n)

Try it online! (prints first few terms of both. Note the two sequences have offsets of 1 and 0 respectively, so the first has a leading zero - it threw me a little!)

Python 3, ppperry, A000027 -> A004526

f=lambda a,n=((int("A004526",11)-0x103519a)%100%30+1)/2:a//(14-n)

Try it online! (prints first few terms of both. Note the two sequences have offsets of 1 and 0 respectively, so the first has a leading zero - it threw me a little!)

Python 3, ppperry, A000027 -> A004526

f=lambda a,n=((int("A004526",11)-0x103519a)%100%30+1)/2:a//(14-n)

Try it online! (prints first few terms of both. Note the two sequences have offsets of 1 and 0 respectively, so the first has a leading zero - it threw me a little!)

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Python 3, ppperry, A000027 -> A004526

f=lambda a,n=((int("A004526",11)-0x103519a)%100%30+1)/2:a//(14-n)

Try it online! (prints first few terms of both. Note the two sequences have offsets of 1 and 0 respectively, so the first has a leading zero - it threw me a little!)