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In Objective-C, Euler's number?

How could Euler's number (e) be implemented in Objective-C?

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2 Answers

M_E, declared in <math.h>, is the value of the Euler number. You can use the exp() function, also declared in math.h to calculate e^x.

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Ole Begemann Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 07:09

Ole Begemann


I think the constant M_E defined in <math.h> is what you are looking for.

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Ted Hopp Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 06:09

Ted Hopp