C math functions 📚

C math.h functions tutorial example explained
#C #math.h #functions
double A = sqrt(9);
double B = pow(2, 4);
int C = round(3.14);
int D = ceil(3.14);
int E = floor(3.99);
double F = fabs(-100);
double G = log(3);
double H = sin(45);
double I = cos(45);
double J = tan(45);
printf("
%lf", A);
return 0;

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#include #include int main(){ double A = sqrt(9); double B = pow(2, 4); int C = round(3.14); int D = ceil(3.14); int E = floor(3.99); double F = fabs(-100); double G = log(3); double H = sin(45); double I = cos(45); double J = tan(45); printf(" %lf", A); return 0; }

[@fasuelim2520]

Great video. Just one correction: The trigonometric functions expects the input angle in radians not degrees. So, the Tan of 45 degrees or π/4 radians is 1 not 1.619(approximate).....Unless of course you meant 45 radians

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[@anormalguy8407]

floor and ceil sound pretty helpfull

[@antoine1407]

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[@smokestar5093]

The tan(45°) = 1 not 1.8...... ??? I think you are not supposed to use degrees, I think you have to use the radians

[@COMPUTERSARAY]

well he did use the radians thats how he got 1.610

[@funkywunks9015]

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[@snipzmattio5887]

Legend bwt, you used a floating point number in an int variable.

[@annoyingprecision2487]

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[@arpanshah355]

pow(69,420)

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[@_quite.essentiallyjay]

lets not forget that C uses e (2.718) as a base for log()

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[@GoingUUP]

Can you raise a integer to a power?

[@melodytones1627]

Yes you can

[@melodytones1627]

int a= pow (10, 5);

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[@shreevatsa_naik]

tan 45 is 1

[@hryadyansh]

here 45 has radian as its unit

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[@CarlAngeloAntenor]

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