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When will this package will run on Android 🙂. Such a useful utility should be implemented in Android also

Respond false for 1000000 when it is supposed to say true because 1000000 is even

I got A stack trace for this error that could not be retrieved because the stack was already called. error.

Since you compare the value using === it fails if you pass it a string representation of the number

I propose you add additional checks for every possible string value as well as number, example:

else if(number === 13) return false;
else if(number === "13") return false;

Is this work for Float, Decimal Number ??

This library is a bit odd, don't you think?

The code supports up to 300K in addition to being long and unnecessary it can be shortened to 6 lines !!
example :

isEven = (n)=>{
    if (n % 2 == 1)
        return false;
    return true;
}

So you look more like this:

Please help me i want to make this with html

We should ensure the quality.

I suggest a test case for each case to ensure they all work.
From that on we can add also code coverage.

How can you take this project seriously if not every case is unit tested?

Rational numbers are important, but they are just so many... It's hard to remember which are even.

Additionally, please consider adding support for quaternions... doing it is like 4x the fun

When will this package will run on Python 🙂. Such a useful utility should be implemented in Python also

In the current state is more or less even, we need a way to properly determine the state on a quantum computer.

Currently, it only works on english or similar language, what about spanish, french etc?

Could we please have this available in all languages so developers do not have to be bilingual?

can someone make a version that checks if it's odd, really need this...

On my project that i am developing for my client, i need to know if this specific number is even. Currently this library doesn't support that big of a number.

Can you add this please?

I am the company's CTO. And i'm sure i can move some funds around to sponsor this amazing project.

I need to check if a number 'is even' in my ASP.NET application but can't figure out how to load npm packages into my api controller. How can I achieve this?

I hope this project a joke

I love this project, but I feel the 42.3 MB file size is a bit much. Do you think we can get a minified version out, with all the unnecessary whitespace removed?

My teacher just called on me and I need to know if this number is even 1

This PR #40 will close this issue

Did you code this yourself, or did you use software to code it?

I'm curious of the wisdom behind this great project that solved the overwhelming problem. Is this AI driven?

I often had the problem that I have a function reference and want to know whether it's is_even().

It says the file is too large to display and there's no edit option, pls help.

In British English, numbers above 100, when written out in longhand, typically add the word "and" before the number of tens and units (if applicable). For example:

Sort of full translation support, it'd be great to at least support other dialects of English!

i had written lines upto 499000
but file size exceeds github limit

What do i do now ?

Just answer the question.

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And if he is as bananas as you say
I'm not taking any chances

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It's much harder for people!

Github does not allow pushing(and subsequently creating PRs) of large files to forks of repos where lfs isn't enabled. That said, roman numerals add at least 7,600,000$ to the value of this masterpiece. Patched version can be found here.

Right now, we check the passed variable against the list of numbers in strict numerical order (i.e. we check 0, then 2, then 4, and so on).

Unfortunately this introduces a performance overhead for many applications. When checking if 100,000 is even, for example, we first have to run through a long list of earlier checks.

We can improve real-world performance by re-ordering the checks to put more-popular numbers above less-popular ones. Certainly, low numbers (up to about the limit of human ages, let's say 120) should come at the top. But anybody who's been on the Internet for more than a couple of seconds knows that some numbers are more-frequently used/more-popular than some of the numbers that preceed them. For example:

• 69 - based on a brief survey of my search history alone, this number turns up online much more than any other number in the 50s and 60s
• 100 - people talk about giving "100%" all the time; it's probably a more-frequently-checked number than e.g. boring old 73.
• 420 - I'm not sure I understand why (something to do with skateboards I think?) but this number appears all over the place and should probably be among the first hundred rows to be checked

More research is needed to determine the optimal order, but I'm excited by the possibility of improving performance of this critical library.

Please add negative number support feature

I've only been coding professionally for about a year now and the code is still a bit over my head. It would be nice if the code included some comments, particularly on the more difficult numbers. Thoughts?

This repo kinda gae.

0 = 零
1 = 一 || 壹
2 = 二 || 贰
3 = 三 || 叁
4 = 四 || 肆
5 = 五 || 伍
6 = 六 || 陆
7 = 七 || 柒
8 = 八 || 捌
9 = 九 || 玖
10 = 十 || 拾
100 = 百 || 佰
1000 = 千 || 仟
10000 = 万
100000000 = 亿

19 = 十九
99 = 九十九
999 = 九百九十九
1009 = 一千零九
1099 = 一千零九十九
1999 = 一千九百九十九

isEven(0n); // expect true

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/BigInt
BigInt has been officially adopted in ECMAScript 2020. It is already implemented in major JavaScript engines such as SpiderMonkey, V8, JavaScriptCore, and Rhino.

The README says that the software is released under the MIT license, but the npm package lists the license as ISC. Developers could be dangerously mislead.

Is this work with negative number?

Hello,

Many new developers struggle to write a function that finds out if a number is prime or not.
Can you help them by doing the same?

Thx