#! /usr/bin/bc
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scale = 0

bits = rand()

# This extracts a bit and takes it out of the original value.
#
# Here, I am getting a bit to say whether we should have a value that is less
# than 1.
bits = divmod(bits, 2, negpow[])

# Get a bit that will say whether the value should be an exact square.
bits = divmod(bits, 2, square[])

# See below. This is to help bias toward small numbers.
pow = 4

# I want to bias toward small numbers, so let's give a 50 percent chance to
# values below 16 or so.
bits = divmod(bits, 2, small[])

# Let's keep raising the power limit by 2^4 when the bit is zero.
while (!small[0])
{
	pow += 4
	bits = divmod(bits, 2, small[])
}

limit = 2^pow

# Okay, this is the starting number.
num = irand(limit) + 1

# Figure out if we should have (more) fractional digits.
bits = divmod(bits, 2, extra_digits[])

if (square[0])
{
	# Okay, I lied. If we need a perfect square, square now.
	num *= num

	# If we need extra digits, we need to multiply by an even power of 10.
	if (extra_digits[0])
	{
		extra = (irand(8) + 1) * 2
	}
	else
	{
		extra = 0
	}

	# If we need a number less than 1, just take the inverse, which will still
	# be a perfect square.
	if (negpow[0])
	{
		scale = length(num) + 5
		num = 1/num
		scale = 0

		num >>= extra
	}
	else
	{
		num <<= extra
	}
}
else
{
	# Get this for later.
	l = length(num)

	# If we need extra digits.
	if (extra_digits[0])
	{
		# Add up to 32 decimal places.
		num += frand(irand(32) + 1)
	}

	# If we need a value less than 1...
	if (negpow[0])
	{
		# Move right until the number is
		num >>= l
	}
}

bits = divmod(bits, 2, zero_scale[])

# Do we want a zero scale?
if (zero_scale[0])
{
	print "scale = 0\n"
}
else
{
	print "scale = 20\n"
}

print "sqrt(", num, ")\n"

halt