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🧠 is-one-one ?

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A wonderfully overengineered Python project that explores every possible way to prove, confirm, or spiritually deduce whether 1 is actually 1.

Why though?

Honestly? I'm a 6th Sem B.Tech student in Delhi and I should probably be studying. But I saw someone do this for Zero and I thought—why let Zero have all the fun?

If you think 1 == 1 is enough, you’re too sane for this repo,
but where's the fun in that?

What is this?

This repo is a growing collection of unreasonably complicated ways to check if 1 == 1.
Yes, the answer is always True. No, that won't stop us.

We’re talking:

  • Using Trigonometry to find 1 (thanks, Class 12 math).
  • Subtracting Unicode values like we’re hacking the Matrix.
  • Using Logarithms because we forgot how to count.
  • Checking System Memory just to be absolutely sure.

How to contribute

Wanna make this dumber? You're welcome here.

All you have to do is:

  1. Fork this repo.
  2. Add a new function to is_one_one.py.
  3. Make sure it returns True (because 1 is 1).
  4. Important: If your code is easy to understand, you're doing it wrong. We want chaos, not clean code.
  5. Bonus points for using libraries that have no business being in a math script (like BeautifulSoup or Pandas).
  6. Open a Pull Request.

Examples:

def is_one_using_quantum_mechanics():
    # 15 lines of matrix multiplication that 
    # always results in the identity matrix
    return True
    
def is_one_using_indian_parents_expectations():
    expected_rank = 1
    return expected_rank == 1

Please do not write smart or clean code. We don’t do that here.

Documentation

Looking for a specific way to prove 1 is 1? Check out our Methods Directory for a full list of available functions, their logic, and usage examples.

How to run it

python is_one_one.py

You'll see a bunch of checks that all (somehow) confirm that 1 is indeed 1.

Why does this exist?

My contribution to the internet (useless stuff). Efficiency is boring.
Because someone once made a repo called is_zero to prove nothing. I felt it was only fair to give the number 1 the same level of unnecessary attention.

License

MIT — Do whatever you want with this chaos.

Final thoughts

If you're reading this and thinking

“This is actually the most useless thing I’ve seen all week”
...mission accomplished. I spent way too much time on this just to prove a point that didn't need proving.

Contributors

🏆 Contributors

Everyone who has helped prove that 1 is still 1.

This wall regenerates automatically whenever contributions are merged.

Contributors

itsdakshjain

The "Serious" Engineering Side

While this repo is chaotic, the infrastructure behind it is production-grade. I'm using this as a study in DevOps and Software Reliability:

  • Automated CI Pipeline: Every Pull Request is automatically vetted by a GitHub Actions runner on Ubuntu.
  • Regression Testing: A dedicated test_core.py suite ensures that new "chaos" doesn't accidentally break the fundamental proof of 1.
  • Branch Management: Utilizing a professional Issue-to-PR workflow to manage community contributions.

Support the "Research"

If this project gave you brain rot:

  • Star this repository (It keeps me motivated).
  • Follow me for more overengineered nonsense.
  • Share it with a friend who writes "too much code."

Made with ❤️ and ☕ by itsdakshjain