@GarethMcCaughan In this answer you posted, you should (could) fix the list. Add a space to all the numbers from 10 to 16 (before them), so that they appear at the same vertical line as the others. I was doing it but I can't edit if I "don't type 6 characters" or whatever. :D
Ben created a new type of number called 'a digital number'.
(He's bad at naming things.)
When a number equals the sum of all its digits times its position in the given set (1 to 1000), it is called 'a digital number'.
For example, 1 is a 'digital number', because: 1 * (1st position) = 1
423 is...
Ben created a new type of number called 'a digital number'.
(He's bad at naming things.)
When a number equals the sum of all its digits times its position in the given set (1 to 1000), it is called 'a digital number'.
For example, 1 is a 'digital number', because: 1 * (1st position) = 1
423 is...
