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feat(euler): Optimize problem 034 with a lower upper bound - #13531
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Contributes to #8594
Description
This pull request optimizes the solution for Project Euler Problem 34 (
problem_034/sol1.py).The change replaces the previous, larger upper bound calculation with a more efficient, mathematically proven limit of
1,499,999. This significantly reduces the number of iterations required to find the solution, making the code much faster.This optimization is based on the proof referenced in the original issue.
How I Tested It
The updated solution's correctness has been verified by running the project's validation script:
python scripts/validate_solutions.py 34