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Collatz Conjecture

8 September, 2020

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Eric Ji

@ericjiji3

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A project I made during my software development course that returns the number of cycles required to complete the collatz conjecture rule on a user input.

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Eric Ji

@ericjiji3

Austin, TX, USA

Assistant Researcher, Undergraduate Neuroscience 2021

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Collatz Conjecture

A project I made during my software development course that returns the number of cycles required to complete the collatz conjecture rule on a user input.

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