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ES6 - Math Pow() Function
This method returns the base to the exponent power, that is, base to the power exponent.
Syntax
Math.pow(x, y)
Parameter
- x − represents base
- y − represents the exponent
Return Value
Returns the base to the exponent power.
Example
console.log("---Math.pow()---")
console.log("math.pow(2,3) : "+Math.pow(2, 3))
console.log("Math.pow(1.7, 2.3) : "+Math.pow(1.7, 2.3))
Output
---Math.pow()--- math.pow(2,3) : 8 Math.pow(1.7, 2.3) : 3.388695291147646
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