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Java Math Functions Explained

This document discusses various math functions available in Java's Math class including functions for absolute values, rounding, minimum/maximum values, random numbers, exponents, logarithms, trigonometric functions, and converting between radians and degrees. Some examples provided are the Math.abs() and Math.round() functions for absolute values and rounding values, and Math.sin() and Math.cos() for calculating trigonometric functions of an angle in radians.

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Java Math Functions Explained

This document discusses various math functions available in Java's Math class including functions for absolute values, rounding, minimum/maximum values, random numbers, exponents, logarithms, trigonometric functions, and converting between radians and degrees. Some examples provided are the Math.abs() and Math.round() functions for absolute values and rounding values, and Math.sin() and Math.cos() for calculating trigonometric functions of an angle in radians.

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MATH FUNCTIONS IN JAVA:

[Link] [Link]() function returns the absolute value of the parameter passed to it.

2. The [Link]() function rounds a floating point value up to the nearest integer value.

3. The [Link]() function rounds a floating point value down to the nearest integer value.

4. The [Link]() method divides one integer (int or long) by another, and rounds the result
down to the nearest integer value.

5. The [Link]() method returns the smallest of two values passed to it as parameter.

6. The [Link]() method returns the largest of two values passed to it as parameter.

7. The [Link]() method rounds a float or double to the nearest integer using normal math round
rules (either up or down).

8. The [Link]() method returns a random floating point number between 0 and 1.

9. The [Link]() function returns e (Euler's number) raised to the power of the value provided as
parameter.

10. The [Link]() method provides the logarithm of the given parameter.

11. he Math.log10 method works like the [Link]() method except is uses 10 as is base for calculating
the logarithm instead of e (Euler's Number).

12. The [Link]() function takes two parameters. The method returns the value of the first parameter
raised to the power of the second parameter.

13. he [Link]() method calculates the square root of the parameter given to it.

14. The [Link] constant is a double with a value that is very close to the value of PI - the mathematical
definition of PI.

15. The [Link]() method calculates the sine value of some angle value in radians.

16. he [Link]() method calculates the cosine value of some angle value in radians.

17. The [Link]() method calculates the tangens value of some angle value in radians.

18. The [Link]() method calculates the arc sine value of a value between 1 and -1.

19. The [Link]() method calculates the arc cosine value of a value between 1 and -1.

20. The [Link]() method calculates the arc tangens value of a value between 1 and -1.

21. The [Link]() method calculates the hyperbolic sine value of a value between 1 and -1.

22. The [Link]() method calculates the hyperbolic cosine value of a value between 1 and -1.

23. The [Link]() method calculates the hyperbolic tangens value of a value between 1 and -1.

24. The [Link]() method converts an angle in radians to degrees.

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