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Find the last digit on sequentially exponentiating a list of Integer values from left to right. E.g. [3,4,5] => (3 ^ ( 4 ^ 5 )) mod 10
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module Kata | |
( | |
lastDigitOnExp | |
,lastDigitListReduce | |
) where | |
lookupTable = [ [0,0,0,0], | |
[1,1,1,1], | |
[2,4,8,6], | |
[3,9,7,1], | |
[4,6,4,6], | |
[5,5,5,5], | |
[6,6,6,6], | |
[7,9,3,1], | |
[8,4,2,6], | |
[9,1,9,1] ] | |
lastDigitOnExp :: Int -> Int -> Int | |
lastDigitOnExp base exp = lookupTable !! mod base 10 !! mod (exp-1) 4 | |
lastDigitListReduce :: [Int] -> Int | |
lastDigitListReduce x = foldr1 lastDigitOnExp x |
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