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##Julia 14 13 bytes

n->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, taking anything (including nothing) returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

-1 thanks to @Roman Gräf

Julia 14 13 bytes

n->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, taking anything (including nothing) returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

-1 thanks to @Roman Gräf

##Julia 14 13 bytes

n->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, taking anything (including nothing) returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

-1 thanks to @Roman Gräf

##Julia 14 13 bytes

n->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, taking anything (including nothing) returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

-1 thanks to @Roman Gräf

##Julia 14 bytes

()->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

##Julia 14 13 bytes

n->8sizeof(1)

Explain:

• Anon function, taking anything (including nothing) returning an integer 32, or 64
• Integer literals are of type Int which depending if 32 bit or 64 bit, is either an Int32 or an Int64 (the 1 could be any digit)
• placing a number before a function call does a juxtaposition multiplication
• This is basically a minified version of the code for Sys.WORD_SIZE, used in rahnema1's answer

Other fun answer is ()->"$(Int)"[4:5], but I can't get the count down on that one.

-1 thanks to @Roman Gräf