JavaScript Math Methods
Introduction:
JavaScript makes it easy for us to use Mathematics Functions for us by using JavaScript Math Object Methods.
in this article, we will cover Most of JS Math methods
there is a lot of Math methods in js so let's go ahead and start it
(note: as we know math in js is an object so if we want to call any method in this object we will access it by dot (Syntax: Math.methodName) )
Math Methods :
Math.ceil(x) : to get the value of x Rounded up to its nearest integer
Ex: Math.ceil(5.4) //6
Math.floor(x) : to get the value of x Rounded down to its nearest integer
Ex: Math.floor(5.6) //5
Math.round(x) : to get the nearest to integer
Ex: Math.floor(5.6) //6
Math.floor(5.4) //5
Math.min(x1,x2,x3,x4) : to get the Minimum value in the argument
Ex: Math.min(5,10,2,6) //2
Math.max(x1,x2,x3,x4) : to get the Maximum value in the argument
Ex: Math.min(5,10,2,6) //10
Math.random() : to return a random number
Ex: Math.random() // random number
Math.pow(x,y) : to get x power y (xy)
Ex: Math. pow(8,2) // 82 =64
Math.sqrt(x) : to get x square root
Ex: Math.sqrt(16) // √16 = 4
Math.PI : to get pi (π) value
Ex: Math.PI // 3.14
Math.abs(): to get (x) absolute value (positive value)
Ex: Math.abs(-4.52) // 4.52
Math.sin(): to get sin value of (x)
Ex: Math.sin (90) // 1
Math.cos (): to get cos value of (x)
Ex: Math.cos (90) // 0
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Math.tan (): to get tan value of (x)
Ex: Math.tan (45) // 1
Math.trunc(x): to get the integer value of (x)
Ex: Math.trunc (5.65) // 5
sinh(x) : to get the hyperbolic sine of x
tanh(x) : to get the hyperbolic tangent of a number
cosh(x) : to get the hyperbolic cosine of x
acos(x) : to get arccosine of x
acosh(x) : to get hyperbolic arccosine of x
asin(x) : to get arcsine of x
asinh(x) : to get hyperbolic arcsine of x
atan(x) : to get arctangent of x as a numeric value between -PI/2 and PI/2 radians
atan2(x) : to get arctangent of the quotient of its arguments
atanh(x) : to get the hyperbolic arctangent of x
log(x) : to getthe natural logarithm (base E) of x (㏒e; also, ㏑)
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