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The deg2rad() function converts degree to radian value. It Returns the radian equivalent of the specified degree value.Syntaxdeg2rad(num)Parametersnum − The degree value to be converted to radian.ReturnThe deg2rad() function Returns the radian equivalent of the specified degree value.Example Live DemoOutput360 degrees converted to 6.2831853071796 radians!Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutput0.785398163397451.57079632679493.14159265358984.71238898038476.2831853071796
The exp() function Returns ex. This is e raised to the power x.Here,'e' is 2.718282 x is the powerSyntaxexp(x)Parametersx = The exponentReturnThe exp() function Returns e raised to the power of x, which is a float value.Example Live DemoOutput12.718281828459Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutput7.3890560989307148.41315910258485165195.40979
One of the methods of the Timer class is the cancel() method. It is used to terminate the current timer and get rid of any presently scheduled tasks.The java.util.Timer.cancel() method is declared as follows −public void cancel()Let us see a program which uses the cancel() methodExample Live Demoimport java.util.*; public class Example { Timer t; public Example(int seconds) { t = new Timer(); t .schedule(new Running(), seconds); } class Running extends TimerTask { public void run() { System.out.println("Task is cancelled"); ... Read More
The expm1() function Returns e raised to the power x - 1 i.eex -1Syntaxexpm1(val)Parametersval − This is the powerReturnThe expm1() function Returns e raised to the power x - 1Example Live DemoOutput01.718281828459Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutpute^1-1 = 1.718281828459
The ceil() function rounds a number down to the nearest integer.Syntaxfloor(num)Parametersnum − The number to round upReturnThe floor() function Returns the value rounded up to the nearest (down) integer.Example Live DemoOutput0 0Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutput9Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutput7 -5
The fmod() function Returns the modulo of dividend/ divisor. Floating modulo in fmod.Syntaxfmod(dividend/ divisor)Parametersdividend − The number to be divided.divisor − This is the number that divides.ReturnThe fmod() function Returns the remainder of dividend/ divisor.Example Live DemoOutput3
The hexdec() function converts hexadecimal number to decimal number.Syntaxhexdec(val)Parametersval − The hexadecimal to be converted.ReturnThe hexdec() function Returns the decimal value of val, which is hexadecimal.Example Live DemoOutput1314735
One of the methods of the Timer class is the int purge() method. The purge() method removes all the canceled tasks from the timer’s task queue. Invoking this method does not affect the behavior of the timer, rather it eliminates references to the canceled tasks from the queue. The purge() method came into existence since JDK 1.5.The purge() method acts as a medium for space-time tradeoff where it trades time for space. More specifically, the time complexity of the method is proportional to n + c log n, where n is the number of tasks in the queue and c ... Read More
The hypot() function is used to calculate the hypotenuse of a right-angle triangle. It Returns the length of the hypotenuse in float. Of a right-angled triangle, the longest side is hypotenuse.Syntaxhypot(a, b)Parametersa − Length of first sideb − Length of second sideReturnThe hypot() function Returns the length of the hypotenuse in float.Example Live DemoOutput8.24621125123538.5440037453175
The is_finite() function checks if a value is finite or not. It Returns true if num is a finite number, else it Returns false.Syntaxis_finite(num)Parametersnum − The number to be checked.ReturnThe is_finite() function Returns true if num is a finite number, else it Returns false.Example Live DemoOutput1Let us see another example −Example Live DemoOutput