| Operator | Description | Mode
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|---|
| ^ | Exponential Power | Only works while in
Operator Mode: Math*
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| ! | Factorial
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| @ | converts base10 to base2-36, (5@2=101)
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| # | converts base2-36 to base10 (AB#16=171)
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| ° | converts degree to radian (180°=pi)
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| °° | converts radian to degree (2*pi°°=360)
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| ^^ | Bitwise XOR
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| !! | Logical NOT
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| ^ | Bitwise XOR | Only works while in
Operator Mode: JavaScript*
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| ! | Logical NOT
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| +, -, *, / | Add, Subtract, Multiply, Dived | Works in both modes
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| % | Modulus, returns integer remainder from division
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| ~, &, | | Bitwise NOT, AND, OR
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| <<, >>, >>> | Bitwise left shift, right shift, zero-fill right shift
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| &&, || | Logical AND, OR
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| ++, -- | Incremnet, Decrement
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| ?: | if-else (boolean?true:false)
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*if in JavaScript mode, you must call the functions to use Math Only Mode Operators
| Method | Description
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|---|
| abs(n) | Absolute value
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| sin(n), cos(n), tan(n) | Standard trigonometric functions; argument in radians
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| acos(n), asin(n), atan(n) | Inverse trigonometric functions; return values in radians
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| exp(n), log(n) | Exponential and natural logarithm, base e
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| ceil(n) | Returns least integer greater than or equal to argumen
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| floor(n) | Returns greatest integer less than or equal to argument
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| min(n,...), max(n,...) | Returns greater or lesser (respectively) of two arguments
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| pow(base,n) | Exponential; first argument is base, second is exponent
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| round(n) | Rounds argument to nearest integer
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| sqrt(n) | Square root
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| random() | a random number between 0 <= n < 1
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