Problem 2056. Is this number Munchhausen?
In this problem, simply return 1 if a supplied number is Munchhausen or 0 if not.
Example
153 is narcissistic but not a Munchhausen number
NOTE: the convention is that 0^0=0
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Dyuman Joshi
on 26 Feb 2022
The title has been corrected.
Noah Prisament
on 12 Jul 2022
The current title looks good
Valtar
on 25 Jul 2024
It is better to write Münchhausen or ü -> "ue", since a simple "u" gives a totally diff word in German.
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