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Can you find vampire numbers in an interval?
uh...sure...umm...What's a Vampire Number?
Glad you asked!
If you search the idea out in Wolfram MathWorld you'll find that a vampire number is a number with an even number of digits (n) that can be factored into the product of two n/2 numbers called 'fangs.' The requirement is that the digits that make up the 'fangs' must be found in the original vampire number! For example:
1395 = 15 ✕ 93
(Both fangs may not end in a zero.)
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