Calculator Testing #2 : Zero exponent zero

This originally came up from someone over on Calcverse. Now that I've watched back the video and given it some thought, I recall they were working with a formula on their TI Nspire, so they probably got the warning that a 0^0 had been changed to a one as well, which prompted the discussion and our original testing.
Another interesting thing that I forgot to record is, at the time, we found that the Android calculator showed "undefined or 1" as the result, while the Google.com calculator showed 1 when you searched "0^0". Google sheets also gave a result of 1. This is currently the case as well, though could change in the future. It would seem that there is no overarching mathematical ethos across all the divisions at Alphabet, at least at this time.
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