Add Armstrong number check algorithm#13553
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Implement function to check Armstrong numbers with examples.
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Implement function to check Armstrong numbers with examples.
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This adds a function to check if a given integer is an Armstrong number (also known as a narcissistic number). The function works for all non-negative integers and correctly handles edge cases like 0 and 1. Negative numbers are not considered Armstrong numbers.
The algorithm iterates over the digits of the number, raises each digit to the power of the number of digits, and sums them to check if the sum equals the original number.
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