The Math library in TypeScript includes a method called atan
which can be used to compute the arctangent value of a number. The atan
method takes a single argument which is the number whose arctangent value needs to be calculated. The return value of this method is in radians.
Here's an example of how to use atan
in TypeScript:
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In this example, we are computing the arctangent value of 1 and storing the result in the arctanValue
variable. The arctangent value of 1 is pi/4 radians or 45 degrees.
If you want to calculate the arctangent value in degrees, you can use the toDegrees
method provided by the Math library:
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In this example, we are first computing the arctangent value in radians and then converting it to degrees using the toDegrees
method. The resulting value is 45 degrees.
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