Intro Prime Number Theorem

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Great video. Just a question...to calculate pi ( x) in the first place, I mean the exact number, you must do it by counting? Or can you use a formula?

torosalvajebcn
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I don't think anyone will see this but in the off chance that they do, is there anywhere where "log(x)" is explained? I understand the other components of the theorem but when it gets to this point I'm confused so I can't fully understand the answer. Thanks.

ciarag
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thanks, your videos are great. easy to understand and interesting.
but why do you use pie (3.14) as the function name?
jk.

noamaw
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why is it so much harder to find a bigger primes number. if 7 is a prime number, why can't scientist have an infinite amount of 7's and say that is the biggest prime number

mrplexy