How can you represent mathematical constant "e" as a value in JavaScript?
How can you represent mathematical constant "e"开发者_开发技巧 as a value in JavaScript?
It's as easy as
Math.E
Other ways include:
Math.exp(1)
Approximations:
3-sqrt(5/63)
or
(Math.PI^4 + Math.PI^5)^(1/6)
which are good to 7 digits
and
163^(32/163)
which is good to 6 digits
Answer was too short, so here is a much much longer version.
Math.E
I believe Math.E
is what you want.
You could use the constant:
Math.E
JavaScript provides many mathematical constants that can be accessed from the Math object
.
The one you want is Math.E
e is represented by Math.E. But if your intention is to compute e^x, don't write Math.E^x. Use Math.exp(x) instead. It wouldn't be the first time someone has asked for e when they really want exp.
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