New Scientist’s Brain Twister 7: Home Primes
<p>This year, New Scientist has embarked on a new series for their puzzle column called the “Brain Twister.” I believe it will be a fun exercise for me to tackle these puzzles using Python, as I aim to improve my coding skills. The problem that we’re gonna solve in this post is “<strong>Home Primes</strong>”.</p>
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<p>To find the home prime of a number, follow this procedure: first, find its prime factors; then concatenate these by writing the prime factors in size order to form a new number using all of their digits; then repeat until the resulting number is prime.</p>
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