echo " python3.11.4 :: $( python3 -c 'print(  ( 2**3 - 1 )**( 2**7 - 1
+ ) % ( 2**19 - 1 ) )' )"
echo " perl 5.36 :: $( perl -Mbignum -le 'print ( 2**3 - 1 )**( 2**7 -
+ 1 ) % ( 2**19 - 1 )' )"
echo " gawk 5.2.2 :: $( gawk -p- -Mbe 'BEGIN { print ( ( 2^3 - 1 ) ^ (
+ 2^7 - 1 ) ) % ( 2 ^ 19 - 1 ) }' )"

 python3.11.4 :: 102010
 perl 5.36 :: 7
 gawk 5.2.2 :: 102010

    # gawk profile, created Mon Jul  3 16:24:54 2023

    # BEGIN rule(s)

    BEGIN {
     1      print ((2 ^ 3 - 1) ^ (2 ^ 7 - 1)) % (2 ^ 19 - 1)
    }

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perl is somewhat singular in this regard

In reply to Re^4: bignum and parenthesis by Anonymous Monk
in thread bignum and parenthesis by Anonymous Monk

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