Problem 1871. Numbers in extended form

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Nikolaos Nikolaou on 10 Jun 2020

please fix the test suite :(

Christian Schröder on 6 Oct 2022

Well, that's just the cutest problem description ever. :) And looking at the test suite, your teacher's giving you some mighty big numbers to work with for what (going by the tags) is third grade!

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