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##Hoon, 29 bytes |=(@ (reel (gulf [1 +<]) mul)

Hoon, 29 bytes

|=(@ (reel (gulf [1 +<]) mul)

Hoon's native number is a bignum, so it works fine with 125 (or even 2000). It also correctly gives 1 for 0.

It uses +< in order to access the sample of the gate. This is axis navigation syntax: It means to access the tail of the subject, and then the head, which is where the sample is stored in the binary tree model Hoon uses.

Urbit drops you into a shell and Hoon REPL when you start it, :dojo. To test this, simply enter %. 125 on one line and then the snippet for 125! Note there are two spaces between the dot and 1.

##Hoon, 29 bytes |=(@ (reel (gulf [1 +<]) mul)

Hoon's native number is a bignum, so it works fine with 125 (or even 2000). It also correctly gives 1 for 0.

It uses +< in order to access the sample of the gate. This is axis navigation syntax: It means to access the tail of the subject, and then the head, which is where the sample is stored in the binary tree model Hoon uses.

Urbit drops you into a shell and Hoon REPL when you start it, :dojo. To test this, simply enter %. 125 on one line and then the snippet for 125! Note there are two spaces between the dot and 1.

Hoon, 29 bytes

|=(@ (reel (gulf [1 +<]) mul)

Hoon's native number is a bignum, so it works fine with 125 (or even 2000). It also correctly gives 1 for 0.

It uses +< in order to access the sample of the gate. This is axis navigation syntax: It means to access the tail of the subject, and then the head, which is where the sample is stored in the binary tree model Hoon uses.

Urbit drops you into a shell and Hoon REPL when you start it, :dojo. To test this, simply enter %. 125 on one line and then the snippet for 125! Note there are two spaces between the dot and 1.

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##Hoon, 29 bytes |=(@ (reel (gulf [1 +<]) mul)

Hoon's native number is a bignum, so it works fine with 125 (or even 2000). It also correctly gives 1 for 0.

It uses +< in order to access the sample of the gate. This is axis navigation syntax: It means to access the tail of the subject, and then the head, which is where the sample is stored in the binary tree model Hoon uses.

Urbit drops you into a shell and Hoon REPL when you start it, :dojo. To test this, simply enter %. 125 on one line and then the snippet for 125! Note there are two spaces between the dot and 1.