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The function `f: R -> R, g: R -> R` are defined as follows: `f(x) = { 0 (x is rational), 1 (x is irrational), g(x) = { -1, (x is rational), 0, (x is irrational)` Then `(fog) (pi) + (gof) (e) =`

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