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edited Dec 18, 2015 at 14:36

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Mathematica, 98101 bytes

a-a
a/a
⌊E⌋
⌈E⌉
⌈π⌉
⌊E+E⌋
⌈E+E⌉
⌊E*E⌋
⌈E*E⌉
⌈E*π⌉
⌈π*π⌉
⌊π*π^π/E⌋

I'm pretty sure some of these are suboptimal. Those rounding brackets are really expensive.

For consistency, the first onetwo could also be E-E and E/E of course, but I thought it's quite nifty to get 0 and 1 from a computation with undefined variables.

Mathematica, 98 bytes

a/a
⌊E⌋
⌈E⌉
⌈π⌉
⌊E+E⌋
⌈E+E⌉
⌊E*E⌋
⌈E*E⌉
⌈E*π⌉
⌈π*π⌉
⌊π*π^π/E⌋

I'm pretty sure some of these are suboptimal. Those rounding brackets are really expensive.

For consistency, the first one could also be E/E of course, but I thought it's quite nifty to get 1 from a computation with undefined variables.

Mathematica, 101 bytes

a-a
a/a
⌊E⌋
⌈E⌉
⌈π⌉
⌊E+E⌋
⌈E+E⌉
⌊E*E⌋
⌈E*E⌉
⌈E*π⌉
⌈π*π⌉
⌊π*π^π/E⌋

I'm pretty sure some of these are suboptimal. Those rounding brackets are really expensive.

For consistency, the first two could also be E-E and E/E of course, but I thought it's quite nifty to get 0 and 1 from a computation with undefined variables.

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created Dec 18, 2015 at 13:27

Martin Ender

197.2k
67
447
975

Mathematica, 98 bytes

a/a
⌊E⌋
⌈E⌉
⌈π⌉
⌊E+E⌋
⌈E+E⌉
⌊E*E⌋
⌈E*E⌉
⌈E*π⌉
⌈π*π⌉
⌊π*π^π/E⌋

I'm pretty sure some of these are suboptimal. Those rounding brackets are really expensive.

For consistency, the first one could also be E/E of course, but I thought it's quite nifty to get 1 from a computation with undefined variables.