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浅谈程序员的数学修养（On programmers mathematical accomplishment） On programmers mathematical accomplishment Author: Liu Wei release time: 2010-10-17 11:10 reading: 91 full screen reading [collection] There may be many of my friends have seen a few years ago the Google advertisement company in the Internet, the first question it as follows: {first 10-digit prime found in consecutive digits e}.com, e appeared in the first 10 consecutive prime numbers. It was said that this item at the exit of subway in the United States have a lot of advertising, as long as the correct answer to this problem, enter the answer in the browsers address bar, you can enter the next round of testing, the testing process as a mathematical maze, until you become a member of Google. As a Intel of a year of interview questions: Banach died in August 31, 1945. His year of birth was exactly the square of his age when he was alive. When was he born? Can you answer this seemingly simple math problem? The following is a recruitment test the worlds largest software company Microsoft: two primes separated only by a number called on prime, such as 5 and 7, 17 and 19, that of prime number between always divisible by 6 (assuming the two prime numbers greater than 6), now that not composed of three primes of prime number. There are many such questions, and these questions at first seem to be mathematical problems. But some of the worlds most famous companies use them for recruitment tests, showing their importance to new employees mathematical foundations. Mathematical questions and application questions are the most obvious questions in the interview of many large software companies. These questions are to examine the candidates mathematical ability and computer skills. A senior consultant at a consulting firm once said: Microsoft is a computer software company and, of course, requires its employees to have certain computer and math skills, and the interview will naturally examine these capabilities.. Microsofts i