Different ways to represent every natural numbers

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What kind representations exist $\forall n\in \mathbb N$?

For example, each natural number $n$ can be expressed as:

$1)$ A sum of four squares (Lagrange)

$2)$ A sum of three triangular numbers (Gauss)

$3)$ A sum of Fibonacci numbers (Zeckendorfs theorem)

$4)$ A product of primes (Fundamental theorem of Number Theory)

$5)$ Factoradic digits

$6)$ Sum of "digits" in the usual sense

Are there more representations which work for every natural number?