Pi in base e for arbitrary # of digits?

Questions
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I’m trying to do the honorary “search for a signal in the digits of pi” bit for a presentation, which will have a bit of a plug for WolframAlpha if I get it working. I basically need a dump of digits of pi in base e. Ideally, I’d like to pick any digit position and save an arbitrary length of digits from that point.

“pi to base e to 1000000 digits” in WolframAlpha seems to break down and only parse part of the query. Any suggestions?

P.S. - I’d also like to do the same for the quantity sqrt(pi/2) as well as pi.

EDIT: I should also mention that I have Wolfram Alpha Pro.

Thanks!

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RealDigits[Pi, E, 100]

The explicit Wolfram Language syntax is accepted by Wolfram Alpha for small computations.

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No go, unfortunately. It didn’t parse the input correctly. See below.

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UPDATE: RealDigits[Pi,E,50000] is interpreted as “Zip 50000” as well.

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I don’t have W|A Pro, but the W|A website times out if I ask for 50000 digits. Both work if I ask for 5000 digits.

RealDigits\[Sqrt\[Pi/2],E,5000 - Wolfram|Alpha]

I didn’t know you actually wanted 1000000 digits. I can send you the result from Mathematica, but if you are going to be doing lots of this type of thing, I recommend getting Mathematica Home Edition.

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Well, a million digits isn’t feasible, but you could maybe do 300,000 overnight.

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Thanks for the help, but this is precisely why I bought server time with Wolfram Pro. I’d be more than disappointed if it can’t handle anymore cloud time than the free version. I guess I was being naive that I could get a few megabytes of digit data without having to code it all from scratch.