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The BIGNUMS Library is confusing and kind of hard, here is a tutorial:
The blocks that are included in the BIGNUMS Library are:
USE BIGNUMS <> :: operators - Enables/disables BIGNUMS.
(() ! :: operators) - The factorial function, to make very large numbers, to demo bignums.
([] :: operators) - The identity function: reports its input.
(Scheme number [ V] of () :: operators) - Provides Scheme arithmetic functions not in JavaScript
BIGNUMS can be enabled with the USE BIGNUMS <> :: operators block,
and used with the (() ! :: operators) block.
As a library, BIGNUMS is incompatible with some existing blocks, especially if using exact rational or complex numbers. One common fix is to use (Scheme number [inexact V] of [] :: operators) when using them, but that will cause a loss of precision.
(() ! :: operators)((100) ! :: operators) (equal to 9.33262154439441e+157 if disabled, [result 1] if enabled)
((200) ! :: operators) (equal to Infinity if disabled)
((500) ! :: operators) (equal to Infinity if disabled)
((1000) ! :: operators) (equal to Infinity if disabled)