Math functions includes methods which are used for performing numeric operations such as round, square root, power value, modulus, percentage, etc.
| Sr.No. |
Function & Description |
Example |
| 1 |
ceil
It rounds up the number to next highest integer.
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ceil(0.7)
it round the number to −
1
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| 2 |
floor
It rounds down the number to next lowest integer.
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floor(3.3)
it round the number to −
3
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| 3 |
percentage
It transforms the floating point number to percentage string.
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percentage(0.2)
it converts the number to percentage string as −
20%
|
| 4 |
round
It rounds a floating point number.
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round(3.77)
it converts the number to the rounding value as −
4
|
| 5 |
sqrt
It returns the square root of a number.
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sqrt(25)
it defines the square root of a number as −
5
|
| 6 |
abs
It provides the absolute value of a number.
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abs(30ft)
it displays the absolute value as −
30ft
|
| 7 |
sin
It returns radians on numbers.
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sin(2)
it calculates the sine value as −
0.90929742682
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| 8 |
asin
It specifies arcsine (inverse of sine) of a number which returns value between -pi/2 and pi/2.
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asin(1)
it calculates the asin value as −
1.5707963267948966
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| 9 |
cos
It returns cosine of the specified value and determines radians on numbers without units. |
cos(2)
it calculates the cos value as −
-0.4161468365471424
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| 10 |
acos
It specifies arccosine (inverse of cosine) of a number which returns value between 0 and pi. |
acos(1)
it calculates the acos value as −
0
|
| 11 |
tan
It specifies tangent of the number.
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tan(60)
it calculates the tan value as −
0.320040389379563
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| 12 |
atan
It specifies arctangent (inverse of tangent) of a specified number.
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atan(1)
it displays atan value as −
0.7853981633974483
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| 13 |
pi
It returns the pi value.
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pi()
it determines the pi value as −
3.141592653589793
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| 14 |
pow
It specifies the value of first argument raised to the power of second argument.
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pow(3,3)
it specifies the power value as −
27
|
| 15 |
mod
It returns modulus of first argument with respect to the second argument. It also handles negative and floating point numbers.
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mod(7,3)
it returns the modulus value as −
1
|
| 16 |
min
It specifies the smallest value of one or more arguments.
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min(70,30,45,20)
it returns the minimum value as −
20
|
| 17 |
max
It specifies the highest value of one or more arguments.
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max(70,30,45,20)
it returns the maximum value as −
70
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