Solving Project Euler

This repository is my personal practice ground for solving problems from Project Euler.

It is not intended to be a production-grade codebase or a collaborative open-source project.
Instead, it serves as a public record of my progress, consistency, and growth as a problem solver.

Purpose

Project Euler problems are designed to sharpen mathematical thinking, algorithmic reasoning, and implementation skills.

I am solving them:

• To improve structured problem-solving ability
• To strengthen my understanding of mathematics and algorithms
• To practice writing clean and efficient C++
• To become incrementally better over time

This is a long-term journey. I will not be solving problems on a fixed schedule. Workdays come first. Most solutions will likely be written during weekends or free time.

The goal is consistency over intensity.
Even 1% improvement compounds.

Structure

Each problem is implemented as a standalone C++ file:

prob1.cpp
prob2.cpp
prob6.cpp
prob7.cpp
...

There is also:

registration.cpp

which was written as an additional computational exercise.

A small helper script run.sh is included to compile and run individual files.

Compilation

The solutions are written in modern C++ (C++20).

To compile and run a file manually:

clang++ -std=c++20 -O2 prob1.cpp -o prob1
./prob1

Or use the provided script:

./run.sh prob1.cpp

Philosophy

This repository reflects learning in motion:

• Some solutions may be straightforward
• Some may not be fully optimized
• Some may later be revisited and improved

Perfection is not the objective. Progress is.

Disclaimer

This repository is a personal log of practice work. It is not structured as reusable software and is not actively maintained as a library or framework.

If you are here browsing, feel free to explore — but understand that this space is primarily for growth, experimentation, and consistency.