Legendary Explosive Edamame Taco

is equal to {1337,1337(1337)1337} in BEAF. The term was coined by Wikia user BlankEntity.BlankEntity's Googology (Retrieved 10 June, 2022)
The name and values are in reference to Leetspeak, an outdated practice of substituting letters with similar-looking numbers to boast of an alleged mastery over computers. "1337" ("leet") itself is a corruption of the word "elite".
==Etymology==
"Edamame" is a Japanese word for a species of green bean. Although "taco" sounds similar to a Japanese word "tako" for octopus, it perhaps stands for the Mexican food .
==Approximations==
==Calculating last digits==
The final digits of are not easily computed by a simple application of algorithms for modular exponentiation. Here is a simple but wrong algorithm to obtain the last \(x\) digits \(N(x)\) of :
*\(N(0) = 1337\)
*\(N(x) = 1337^{N(x-1)} \text{ mod } 10^x\)
Assume that this method works. Then for any positive integer \(x\) such that () < 10x, \(N(x)\) coincides with . It means that 1337() - () is divisible by \(10^x\) for any positive integer \(x\). It implies 1337() - () = 0, and it is a contradiction.
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==See also==
Category:Numbers
Category:Numbers by BlankEntity
Category:Multi-Dimensional
Category:BEAF
Category:Exponentiated polynomial omega level
Category:Humor
Category:Food-based name