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Surely we accept unary minus as one of our functions? Once we accept one unary function we're just quibbling over details. I agree that you need to define and
by nwallin 2y ago
Surely we accept unary minus as one of our functions? Once we accept one unary function we're just quibbling over details.
I agree that you need to define and agree upon a finite set of allowed operations before playing the game. IMHO, square root, logarithm/exp, floor/round/ceiling, sin/cos/tan ought to be included in the list. But that's just like, my opinion, man.
- billyjmc 2y agoBut repeated application of the unary minus basically results in a no-op. So it’s somewhat exceptional in that regard.