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Unless we can just provide bindings to some well supported mathematical library
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like the GMP, the module scope should be limited. For example, no primality
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like the GMP, the module scope should be limited. For example, no efficient primality
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testing and factorization.
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There are possible additions, among proposed in the initial discussion thread
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* ``c_div()`` --- for integer ceiling divide, see
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`relevant discussion thread <https://discuss.python.org/t/91269>`_.
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* ``gcdext()`` --- to solve linear Diophantine equation in two variables (the
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* ``gcdext()`` --- to solve linear `Diophantine equation <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diophantine_equation>`_ in two variables (the
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:external+py3.14:class:`int` implementation actually includes an extended
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Euclidean algorithm)
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* ``isqrt_rem()`` --- to return both integer square root and a remainder (if
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has a special handling for integer arguments. It's unique (with respect to other module
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functions) and not documented so far, see issue
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* ``fibonacci()``.
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* ``fibonacci()`` --- `Fibonacci sequence <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_sequence>`_.
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