Write all solutions for a^3+b^3 = c^3 + d^3, where a, b, c, d lie between [0, 10^5]

Answer 1

Won't run on Sololearn though (Sololearn is too slow)

https://code.sololearn.com/cTegHfwQnnNA/?ref=app

Answer 2

https://code.sololearn.com/ccqqSZxnwf0k/?ref=app

Answer 3

All solutions? Wouldn't that be true every time a equals c and b equals d (or the other way round)? There are billions of solutions even if a, b, c and d are integers.

/Edit: I just checked for the range [0, 10^2] and found 20,260 solutions... I'm not going to write them all down 🤓

Answer 4

So, only solutions like 96³ + 12³ = 90³ + 54³ or 54³ + 20³ = 48³ + 38³? There are still hundreds of solutions even in the range [0, 10^2].

Answer 5

Yes, I'm sure. I wrote a funny little C program

Answer 6

What do you need it for? We're not supposed to do other people's homework here...

Answer 7

Thank you so much

Answer 8

İf we say a and b isnt equal to d and c

Answer 9

Would that be foundable

Answer 10

You sure?

Answer 11

How did you find them

Answer 12

Can i see that

Answer 13

My friend ask me today and i wondered how i can do it by programming

Answer 14

And i realize i am not able to do that