842 -  Higher Math

Top  Previous  Next

_

1590592395

_

Chapter 10 - Numbers, Characters, and Strings

Practocal Common Lisp

by Peter Seibel

Apress © 2005



_


transdot

_

arrow_readprevious

Progress Indicator

Progress IndicatorProgress Indicator

Progress Indicator

arrow_readnext

_

Higher Math

The functions you’ve seen so far are the beginning of the built-in mathematical functions. Lisp also supports logarithms: LOG; exponentiation: EXP and EXPT; the basic trigonometric functions: SIN, COS, and TAN; their inverses: ASIN, ACOS, and ATAN; hyperbolic functions: SINH, COSH, and TANH; and their inverses: ASINH, ACOSH, and ATANH. It also provides functions to get at the individual bits of an integer and to extract the parts of a ratio or a complex number. For a complete list, see any Common Lisp reference.

_

arrow_readprevious

Progress Indicator

Progress IndicatorProgress Indicator

Progress Indicator

arrow_readnext

_