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JavaScript - Math.pow() method example
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Math.pow() is a static method that returns a base raised to the power of the exponent (value^exponent operation).
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// base exponent2
console.log( Math.pow( 1 , 2 ) ); // 13
console.log( Math.pow( 2 , 2 ) ); // 44
console.log( Math.pow( 3 , 2 ) ); // 95
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console.log( Math.pow( 0 , 3 ) ); // 07
console.log( Math.pow( 0.5, 0.3 ) ); // 0.81225239635623568
console.log( Math.pow( -1 , 4 ) ); // 19
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console.log( Math.pow( 0 , -0.4 ) ); // Infinity11
console.log( Math.pow( -0.5, -2 ) ); // 412
console.log( Math.pow( -2.0, -2 ) ); // 0.2513
console.log( Math.pow( 2.0 , 0.5 ) ); // 1.4142135623730951| Syntax | Math.pow(base, exponent) |
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The method takes integer or float number arguments (primitive values).
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| Description | pow is a static method that returns a base raised to the power of the exponent (value^exponent operation). |
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console.log( 1 ** 2 ); // 12
console.log( 2 ** 2 ); // 43
console.log( 3 ** 2 ); // 94
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console.log( 0 ** 3 ); // 06
console.log( 0.5 ** 0.3 ); // 0.81225239635623567
console.log( (-1) ** 4 ); // 18
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console.log( 0 ** -0.4 ); // Infinity10
console.log( (-0.5) ** -2 ); // 411
console.log( (-2.0) ** -2 ); // 0.2512
console.log( (-2.0) ** 0.5 ); // NaNNote: this feature has been introduced in ES2016.
