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Description

Available operators:
  • +, -, *, /
  • % division modulo
  • ^ power
Available constants:
  • E [e] = 2,7182818285
  • LOG2E [log2(e)] = 1,4426950409
  • LOG10E [log10(e)] = 0,4342944819
  • LN2 [ln(2)] = 0,6931471806
  • LN10 [ln(10)] = 2,3025850930
  • PI [pi] = 3,1415926536
  • PI_2 [pi/2] = 1,5707963268
  • PI_4 [pi/4] = 0,7853981634
  • 1_PI [1/pi] = 0,3183098862
  • 2_PI [2/pi] = 0,6366197724
  • 2_SQRTPI [2/sqrt(pi)] = 1,1283791671
  • SQRT2 [sqrt(2)] = 1,4142135624
  • SQRT1_2 [1/sqrt(2)] = 0,7071067812
Available functions:
All functions have following syntax: FUNCTION_NAME(FUNCTION_ARGUMENT_1, FUNCTION_ARGUMENT_2, ...). Nesting functions is allowed. Any math expression as argument is allowed.
  • abs() - returns absolute value of argument, ex. abs(x)
  • acos() - returns arc cosine of argument, ex. acos(x)
  • asin() - returns arc sine of argument, ex. asin(x)
  • atan() - returns arc tangent of argument, ex. atan(x)
  • avg() - calculates the average of arguments, ex. avg(x,y,z)
  • cos() - returns cosine of argument, ex. cos(x)
  • cosh() - returns hyperbolic cosine of argument, ex. cosh(x)
  • exp() - calculates the exponent of e, ex. exp(x)
  • fmod() - returns the floating point remainder (modulo) of the division of the arguments, ex. fmod(x,y)
  • log() - returns natural logarithm of argument, ex. log(x)
  • log10() - returns base-10 logarithm of argument, ex. log10(x)
  • pow() - returns base raised to the power of exp, ex. pow(base,exp)
  • sin() - returns sine of argument, ex. sin(x)
  • sinh() - returns hyperbolic sine of argument, ex. sinh(x)
  • tan() - returns tangent, ex. tan(x)
  • tanh() - returns hyperbolic tangent of argument, ex. tanh(x)
  • ceil() - returns fraction rounded up, ex. ceil(x)
  • floor() - returns fraction rounded down, ex. floor(x)
  • hypot() - calculates the length of the hypotenuse of a right-angle triangle, ex. hypot(x)
  • sum() - calculates the sum of arguments, ex. sum(x,y,z)
  • sqr() - calculates square root of argument, ex. sqr(x)