Want to Calculate Least common multiple (LCM) and Greatest common divisor (GCD)

[gece]

I dont know much about scripting.
Found some scripts in adress below and other places but dont know how to use them.
should i run it with event or have to make a plugin with it?
Can anybody help me about this.

https://www.w3resource.com/javascript-exercises/javascript-math-exercise-10.php

 

[Aloe Guvner]

All the math needed to calculate the GCD and LCM can be done in events. Do you need a plugin specifically?

 

[gece]

All the math needed to calculate the GCD and LCM can be done in events. Do you need a plugin specifically?

Not really need plugin. i checked wikipedia pages for GCD and LCM formulas, but it is too much complicated to do it with events for me. should i focus on eventing? i dont prefer somebody to make my own work but be pleased if you help about it.

 

[Engr. Adiktuzmiko]

You can make it in the script command of events, if using the math event commands would too troublesome

 

[Aloe Guvner]

Taking the formula from the link you first gave for the Greatest Common Divisor

while(y) {
    var t = y;
    y = x % y;
    x = t;
}
return x;

Each line in that formula is almost one-for-one with event commands. If you know how to use "Control Variables" event command, then you should be able to understand what these event commands are doing. I put a comment of the formula that you provided before it's corresponding event command.

Spoiler: event commands

◆Text：None, Window, Bottom
： ：Input the first number:
◆Input Number：Number1 (x), 3 digits
◆Text：None, Window, Bottom
： ：Input the second number:
◆Input Number：Number2 (y), 3 digits
◆Comment：while(y)
◆Loop
◆If：Number2 (y) = 0
◆Break Loop
◆
：End
◆Comment：var t = y;
◆Control Variables：#0011 temp (t) = Number2 (y)
◆Comment：y = x % y
◆Control Variables：#0010 Number2 (y) = Number1 (x)
◆Control Variables：#0010 Number2 (y) %= temp (t)
◆Comment：x = t;
◆Control Variables：#0009 Number1 (x) = temp (t)
◆
：Repeat Above
◆Comment：return x;
◆Text：None, Window, Bottom
： ：The Greatest Common Divisor is \v[9]

 

[gece]

I meneged to make this with eventing, thanks for your attention and help. i ll give you a credit in my project Aloe Guvner

 

[Aloe Guvner]

Sounds good, no need to credit me. Hopefully you can apply the same concepts to the Lowest Common Multiple