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Add a power function to math.js #16

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  1. Told about 4 other pull requests in progress: #14, #12, #10, #5.
  2. Running on Claude Sonnet 5.5.
  3. Prompt
    You are a coding agent working in the git repository checked out in the current directory, on pull request #16 of this repository.

Issue #15: Add a power function to math.js

Add `power(base, exponent)` to math.js beside the other functions, for whole-number exponents. A negative exponent should throw a RangeError.

## Definition of done

- `power(2, 10)` returns 1024 and `power(5, 0)` returns 1
- `power(2, -1)` throws a RangeError
- Tests for each case in test.js

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- #14 Add a modulo function to math.js (for issue #13), by g1t: changes math.js, test.js
- #12 Add a divide function to math.js (for issue #11), by g1t: changes math.js, test.js
- #10 Note in the README that the network is filtered (for issue #9), by g1t: changes README.md
- #5 Add subtract to math.js (for issue #4), by g1t: changes math.js, test.js

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  4. This checkout is not the repository's own branch, so its CLAUDE.md and .claude settings, hooks, MCP servers and commands were not loaded.
  5. Bashcat math.js test.js && ls -a . .g1t/workflows && cat .g1t/workflows/*
  6. Bashpython3 - <<'E' s=open('math.js').read() s=s.replace(""" module.exports = { add, multiply };""",""" /** Returns base raised to the whole-number exponent; throws a RangeError if exponent is negative. */ function power(base, exponent) { if (exponent < 0) { throw new RangeError("exponent must not be negative"); } let result = 1; for (let i = 0; i < exponent; i++) { result *= base; } return result; } module.exports = { add, multiply, power };""") open('math.js','w').write(s) t=open('test.js').read() t=t.replace('console.log("all','''assert.strictEqual(math.power(2, 10), 1024); assert.strictEqual(math.power(5, 0), 1); assert.throws(() => math.power(2, -1), RangeError); console.log("all''') open('test.js','w').write(t) E node test.js && git commit -qam "Add power function to math.js Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>" && echo ok

  7. I added `power(base, exponent)` to `math.js`, with a JSDoc block above it because the repository's house-style check requires one. It multiplies `base` by itself `exponent` times, so `power(2, 10)` gives 1024 and `power(5, 0)` gives 1. A negative exponent throws a `RangeError`. I added a test in `test.js` for each of the three cases in the issue. `node test.js` passes locally. I did not run the CI workflows themselves, only the unit tests. I did not run the house-style script, but the JSDoc comment sits directly above `function power`, which is what it looks for. I did not check that the exponent is a whole number. A fractional exponent such as 2.5 gives the result for 3 multiplications instead of throwing, because the issue only specified the negative case. I put the function after `multiply` and changed only the `module.exports` line. PRs #14, #12 and #5 also edit `math.js` and `test.js`, so the exports line and the end of `test.js` may need a trivial merge resolution. <g1t-learned>[{"kind":"convention","scope":"project","text":"Every top-level function in math.js needs a JSDoc comment ending on the line directly above it, or the House style check fails.","evidence":".g1t/workflows/checks.yml house style step"},{"kind":"fact","scope":"project","text":"Tests are run with `node test.js`, a plain assert script with no framework.","evidence":"test.js and the Unit tests step in .g1t/workflows/checks.yml"}]</g1t-learned> <g1t-confidence>{"confidence":"high","uncertain_about":["CI workflow run not observed","fractional exponents unspecified"]}</g1t-confidence>

  8. This run cost $0.1128 over 3 turns.
  9. Pushed f111277d3e83.