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==Programming example==

The example below searches for polydivisible numbers in [[Python (programming language)|Python 3.x]].

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def find_polydivisible(base: int) -> list[int]:

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return numbers

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Older versions of Python do not support annotations using built-in classes. Instead of using list[int], the beginning would become:

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from typing import List

def find_polydivisible(base: int) -> List[int]:

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The remaining portion of the program would remain the same.

==Related problems==

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{{Divisor classes}}

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