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#Almost language agnostic, 9 chars

Almost language agnostic, 9 chars

###(tested in R):

(tested in R):

.5+5^.5/2

In R, evaluates full double precision. More digits can be seen by setting options(digits=99). The question says "evaluate", so that goes with the rules.

#Almost language agnostic, 9 chars

###(tested in R):

.5+5^.5/2

In R, evaluates full double precision. More digits can be seen by setting options(digits=99). The question says "evaluate", so that goes with the rules.

Almost language agnostic, 9 chars

(tested in R):

.5+5^.5/2

In R, evaluates full double precision. More digits can be seen by setting options(digits=99). The question says "evaluate", so that goes with the rules.

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answered Feb 2, 2014 at 3:01

Tomas

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#Almost language agnostic, 9 chars

###(tested in R):

.5+5^.5/2

In R, evaluates full double precision. More digits can be seen by setting options(digits=99). The question says "evaluate", so that goes with the rules.