exp function
| Input type | Output type |
| float complex | float complex |
This function calculates e (approx. 2.7183) to the xth power where x is the argument and returns the result. If the argument is of type int, it is first converted to float by the compiler.
Examples:
exp(2) ; 7.3891 exp(2.0) ; 7.3891 exp((2,0)) ; (7.3891,0)
Note: log(exp(x)) is equal to x if x is larger than zero (for float arguments) or not equal to zero (for complex arguments).
See Also
log function
^ (power) operator