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Old June 24th, 2006, 10:17 PM
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Are + , - , * , / , % the only math operators in C++ ?
I know other language use ** or ^ for power operators.

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>> I know other language use ** or ^ for power operators.

Try the index of Visual Studio, where you will find sine, cos, tan, log, log10 and many more functions.

For ^ or **, while C++ does not seem to use it directly, you can easily create your own.









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