cos
Operation: Returns the cosine of an angle specified in radians
Supported Data types: float
float cos(float number)
Example: cos(1); Returns 0.5403
cos returns a value between 0 and 1
to raise the value multiply cos by a number
float $a = 10 * cos(1); // Result: 5.403023 //
to lower the value divide cos by a number
float $a = cos(1) / 10 ;// Result: 0.0540302 //
cosd
Operation: Returns the cosine of an angle specified in degrees
Supported Data types: float
float cosd(float number)
Example: cosd(45) Returns 0.707
sin
Operation: Returns the sine of an angle specified in radians
Supported Data types: float
float sin(float number)
Example: float $pi = 3.1415927; sin($pi/2); Returns 1.
float $frequency = 2;
float $amplitude = 2;
float $offset = 2;
Ball.translateY = (sin(Ball.translateX * $frequency) * $amplitude) + $offset;
sind
Operation: Returns the sine of an angle specified in degrees
Supported Data types: float
float sind(float number)
Example: sin(90) Returns 1
tan
Operation: Returns the tangent of an angle specified in radians
Supported Data types: float
float tan(float number)
Example: tan(1) Returns 1.557
tand
Operation: Returns the tangent of an angle specified in degrees
Supported Data types: float
float tand(float number)
Example: tan(45) Returns roughly 1, the tangent of 45 degrees.
acos
Operation: Returns the radian value of the arc cosine of a number.
The arc cosine is the angle whose cosine is the specified number. The returned value is from 0 to pi.
Supported Data types: float
float acos(float number)
number is the cosine of the angle, and must be from -1 to 1.
Example: acos(1) Returns 0
acosd
Operation: Returns the degree value of the arc cosine of a number.
The arc cosine is the angle whose cosine is the specified number. The returned value is from 0 to 180.
Supported Data types: float
float acosd(float number)
number is the arc cosine of the angle, and must be from -1 to 1.
Example: acosd(-0.5) Returns 120 degrees acosd(1) returns 0 degrees
asin
Operation: Returns the radian value of the arc sine of a number.
The arc sine is the angle whose sine is the specified number. The returned value is from -pi/2 to pi/2
Supported Data types: float
float asin(float number)
number is the arc sine of the angle, and must be from -1 to 1.
Example: asin(0.5) Returns .525 radians
asind
Operation: Returns the degree value of the arc sine of a number.
The arc sine is the angle whose sine is the specified number. The returned value is from -90 to 90.
Supported Data types: float
float asind(float number)
number is the sine of the angle, and must be from -1 to 1.
Example: asind(0.5) Returns 30 degrees
atan
Operation: Returns the radian value of the arc tangent of a number.
The arc tangent is the angle whose tangent is the specified number. The returned value is from -pi/2 to pi/2.
Supported Data types: float
float atan(float number)
Example: atan(1) Returns .785
atand
Operation: Returns the degree value of the arc tangent of a number.
The arc tangent is the angle whose tangent is the specified number. The returned value is from -90 to 90.
Supported Data types: float
float atand(float number)
Example: atand(1) returns 45 degrees
atand2
Operation: Returns the radian value of the arc tangent of specified X and Y coordinates.
The arc tangent is the angle from the X-axis to a line passing through the origin and a point with coordinates X,Y.
The returned angle is in radians, from -pi to pi, excluding -pi.
Supported Data types: float
float atan2(float Y, float X )
X is the X coordinate of the point.
Y is the Y coordinate of the point.
Example: atan2(1,1) Returns .785 radians
atand2d
Operation: Returns the degree value of the arc tangent of specified X and Y coordinates.
The arc tangent is the angle from the X-axis to a line passing through the origin and a point with coordinates X,Y.
The returned angle is in degrees, from -180 to 180, excluding -180.
Supported Data types: float
float atan2d(float Y, float X )
X is the X coordinate of the point.
Y is the Y coordinate of the point.
Example: atan2d(1,1) Returns 45 degrees
hypot
Operation: Returns the magnitude of two-dimensional vector from the origin to a point with coordinates X, Y
Supported Data types: float
float hypot(float Y, float X )
X is the X coordinate of the point.
Y is the Y coordinate of the point.
Example: hypot(3,4) Returns 5
