exp()
Math
class method
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exp()
Description
Returns the exponential value of a number - (Euler's constant and passed argument) E
argument.
- Like all class methods
exp()
should be used on the class rather than an instance of the class.
Syntax
Signature | Description |
---|---|
Math.exp(value) | Returns the exponential value of a number - (Euler's constant and passed argument) E argument. |
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
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value | The value you wish to find the exponential value of: |
Examples
The code below displays exp()
usage.
// Store results in an array.
var expValues = new Array(5);
expValues[0] = Math.exp(-1);
expValues[1] = Math.exp(0);
expValues[2] = Math.exp('0.75');
expValues[3] = Math.exp('a string');
expValues[4] = Math.exp();
expValues[5] = Math.exp(null);
alert(expValues);
Related Tutorials
JavaScript Advanced Tutorials - Lesson 4 - Math