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=Code for the Extended Euclid Algorithm=
 
This is the Extended Euclid algorithm we talked about last Thursday. Kind of cool, plug it into your favorite programming language.
 
This is the Extended Euclid algorithm we talked about last Thursday. Kind of cool, plug it into your favorite programming language.
  
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         [c,d] = eeuclid(b, a % b)
 
         [c,d] = eeuclid(b, a % b)
 
         return [d, c - d*(a/b)]
 
         return [d, c - d*(a/b)]
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Latest revision as of 06:16, 4 January 2011

Code for the Extended Euclid Algorithm

This is the Extended Euclid algorithm we talked about last Thursday. Kind of cool, plug it into your favorite programming language.


def eeuclid(a,b)

   if a % b = 0:
       return [0,1]
   else
       [c,d] = eeuclid(b, a % b)
       return [d, c - d*(a/b)]

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