How many prime numbers (exact) less or equal to n, for one n, where n>=10^40?
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Kav10
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I need exact answer. Thanks!
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You said in the comments above that you do not want to calculate it and just need to know if someone may know the existing list be bigger than what you know. And that’s why I answered your question with the theorem.
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And you never said exact. You just edited the question to add “exact”. Thanks.
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For an exact number, extensive computational resources would be necessary. Probably some code can be written to do that.
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Thanks for suggestion. Sorry for confusion.
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No worries.
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How to resolve this to make you happy?
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What do you mean?
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The answer is accepted.
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Low bounty!
Not to ask some to calculate it, just thought someone may know the existing list bigger than what I know.