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	<title>Comments on: Project Euler &#124; Problem Four</title>
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		<title>By: Stalker</title>
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		<description>Always make sure that both numbers are at most 1 digit away from each other. Decrement one, then decrement the other one, switch between them back and forth. So it would be

999x999
999x998
998x998
998x997

etc...

The very first occurrence of palindrome would be the answer.

Even if all you can think of is brute-force, at least try not to make it a mindless brute-force, because that defeats the whole purpose of project Euler.</description>
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<p>The very first occurrence of palindrome would be the answer.</p>
<p>Even if all you can think of is brute-force, at least try not to make it a mindless brute-force, because that defeats the whole purpose of project Euler.</p>
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