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Hi guys, not really sure if this is the right way to ask questions on this site, but i didn't find another.
I really like coding in javascript on node.js, Its fast and almost as cool as python. Would be great to be able to submit solutions in javascript on this site.
Thanx in advance - Tim
Would be great if we had arbitrarily large integers (BigInts) feature from newest javascript, included in node.js 10.4 — many problems require operating on numbers up to 10^18 and used here javascript supports only up to 2^53 if we threat Float64 as integers.
There is also this great package bignumber.js on npm: https://github.com/MikeMcl/bignumber.js/
Didn't try it for a real solution, but seems to print fibonacci on codeforces runtime. https://codeforces.com/problemset/submission/1093/47371741
// didn't start from 0 and 1, since the output gets truncated and there is nothing interesting to see
Most probably it must be too slow for most problems though..