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Subject: Re: Unsigned Integer Restraint Errors
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I have a bit of an unrelated (but kind of related) question:

Are there any builtin square root functions? I thought this was
working, but I don't think it is anymore:
m := Integer(100**(0.5)+1);

This always coming out to 2. I;m using this to computer a maximum loop
value for finding primes. I'd like to loop from 2 to sqrt(n)/2 + 1.

Any suggestions?