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==Workaround== |
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This block can be worked around |
This block can be worked around by using 1 as the input for the [[() of () (Operators)|() of ()]] operators block, the [[constant ()]] block with e selected, or using anything else that reports the value of e. If this value is used multiple times in the code, a variable can be used. |
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* [[() of () (Operators |
* [[() of () (Operators)|<sb>[e ^ v] of (1)::operators</sb>]] |
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* [[()|<sb>([2.718281828459045]::operators)</sb>]] |
* [[()|<sb>([2.718281828459045]::operators)</sb>]] |
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* [[constant ()|<sb>(constant [e v]::#7ac94f)</sb>]] |
* [[constant ()|<sb>(constant [e v]::#7ac94f)</sb>]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:46, 1 July 2024
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e::operators reporter | |
| Block Type | Reporter Block |
| Category / Extension | Operators |
The e block is a reporter block that reports the value of Euler's constant (2.718281828459045). To get the block, one must add the "Operators Expansion" extension.
However, when you do say (e::operators)or think (e::operators) it shortens into 2.72
Workaround
This block can be worked around by using 1 as the input for the () of () operators block, the constant () block with e selected, or using anything else that reports the value of e. If this value is used multiple times in the code, a variable can be used.