Scradam is one of my *not* new argams that I made, but I only made digits up to 79, and then I decided to make it up to 10000, now it's 1000000. You guys can submit anything, and I will maybe add it (if I have time). I've checked ALL of the digits in here, so they are not identical to others. Scradam is inspired by Radam (credits to @FiftyFive550) and Aperial (by @RodolfoYT12345), in which both are inspired by Argam Credits to @crazymilkandres for the original project For the primes over 569, there are 14950 four-letter combinations in the word, using that, the 14950th prime exceeding 569 results in me running out at 163199, so using 5-letter combinations solves the problem, to make it 1031981, having there be 65780 5-letter combinations in the world, adding 14950 and 65780 makes it 80730. Removing 2336 from 80730 makes it result in the last prime under 1000000, being the 78394th prime that exceeds 569, resulting in 999983, which means only 63444 5-letter combinations were used. The 80730th prime results in the previous number I talked about, 1031981, but Scradam ends at exactly 1000000 so I guess that's it Go to https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1264142701/ for the submissions of the primes over 569, digits, how to make one, etcetera By the way, this is the new project for it -KEY FOR THE COLORED NUMBERS- Black numbers = Composite Purple numbers = Prime Golden numbers = Special Purple glitching numbers = Special (only applies to 5 or more showing factors per number) 308 = disevadalev
Scradam is based off of Radam (made by @FiftyFive550, which is based off of Aperial (made by @RodolfoYT12345), which is also based off of argam numerals. So, infinite credits to everyone I mentioned in here
