I am a beginner . so how to write exponential in python

Answer 1

Exponentiation operator uses a double asterisk:
2**5 == 32
0**1 == 0
0**0 == 1

Answer 2

Yes, it depends on implementation of the exponentiation operator - which rule fires off first - 0**x == 0 or x**0 == 1 :)
Other languages might have other results.

Answer 3

Angelo B. Nope ;)
https://code.sololearn.com/c3mJO0lBhm7w/?ref=app

Answer 4

Angelo B.
You are right, there is no universally accepted definition for 0**0. Kuba summed up the reason succinctly: while "anything" to the power of zero is 1, zero to the power of "anything" is zero.

However, it is sometimes defined as 1 in some branches of mathematics (like algebra, set theory, and combinatorics) for the sake of convenience.

You can read more at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_to_the_power_of_zero

Answer 5

Thanks to all but, if you try in programming languages 0/0, that is an indeterminate form, the result is an error or NAN. I think the result =1 only for convention, infact all calculators give 1 as result, but strictly math speaking, this is not the true

Answer 6

In math 0**0 Is indefinite form, not 1. Strange result

Answer 7

iirc anything to the power of 0 is 1, and 0 itself isn't exempt from this. kinda like how 0! is 1, it just works. Angelo B.

Answer 8

maybe using numpy the result is correct.

Answer 9

https://code.sololearn.com/c8BKIjPqqxnu/?ref=app

Answer 10

angelo B. 0**0 is 1 becase 0**0 means nothing at all but there must be something.so it becomes 1*0**0 which is 1