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The challenge involves mathematics in some central way. Also consider using more specific tags, listed in the tag wiki info.
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Find i^n, given n
Haskell GHCi, 29 Bytes - 15 = 14
i p=[cos(p*pi/2),sin(p*pi/2)]
Usage:
*Main> i 0
[1.0,0.0]
*Main> i pi
[0.22058404074969779,-0.9753679720836315]
*Main> i (-6.4)
[-0.8090169943749477,0.587785252292 …
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Wait, but what's e^N?
Haskell 30 raw, 15 with bonus:
e a b=map(*exp a)[cos b,sin b]
load it up into the GHCi, then try out the function:
Ok, modules loaded: Main.
*Main> e 3 0
[20.085536923187668,0.0]
*Main> e 0 (-2)
[ …
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