@shitpost_2077 I don't think it's possible with Unicode block quadrants, hextants, or octants since the all left ones don't get spaced the same way as those with stuff on the right. (Unless Mojang overrides the widths for those characters so they're all the same width)
Still calling it Lake Ontario (Hames isn't a very common word to use in a school setting). There's already a lake America in South Dakota. Do we really need another lake with the same name in the five Great Lakes.
I think I might have added a hyper() function that a) functions (near) identically to JS versions and b) works with nested operations to an existing OmegaNum module… #Roblox
@pickover 2.2 is equal to 11/5, so it's equivalent to 5˟√((-1)^11). Since you're taking an odd root, negative answers exist.
(n˟√m means n-th root of m)
@codek_tv Don't you need the parentheses around negative numbers? Otherwise, it would be interpreted as the opposite of 7^2 (The 7^2 would come first, then subtract the 49 from the invisible 0 at the beginning)
@Minecraft Maybe terracotta slabs and stairs to go with the concrete slabs and stairs? (And since both are stone, how about walls for both of those as well?
@onlyskypace Image since text is too long to post, with Turkish translation to save people the time from having to enter the text into a translator service.
@SqSehrish The answer is 10.
The multiplication and division are done first, which gives us 9 + 1 + 0, which simplifies to 9 + 1, which is equal to 10.