Implement Miller-Rabin Method in Primality Test Algorithms

[adithyaakrishna]

Implement Miller-Rabin Method in Primality Test Algorithms in a language of your choice.

Please read the contributing guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md

Languages claimed/implemented:

• C++ (by @arnav-roy)
• Java (by @96Octavian)
• Python (by @96Octavian)
• C# (by @96Octavian)

[adithyaakrishna]

@karthikshetty03 I don't have the permission to assign you, but you can work on this issue and create a commit in your fork and once @deutranium assigns you, you can immediately create a PR :)

[deutranium]

@adithyaakrishna thanks for your helpful comments!!

@karthikshetty03 Github requires you to comment on the issue first for me to be able to add you as an assignee. Please comment here with the language you would like to work with.

[96Octavian]

If there's no assignee, I can provide a Python implementation and maybe translate it to C# (and probably Java too)

[deutranium]

@96Octavian sure. Should I assign all the three (C, Python, C#) to you?

[96Octavian]

Yes please. I can do Python, C# and Java (I don't know a thing about C++ though, can't promise)

[deutranium]

@96Octavian sure I'll assign these 3 to you.
Happy coding!!

[arnav-roy]

I want to contribute in C++

[deutranium]

@arnav-roy sure assigned it to you

[96Octavian]

Should camel case be followed even in languages where it is not standard naming convention?

[deutranium]

@96Octavian no you can follow for example snake case in python. That rule was added to ensure that there is a uniformity in code style