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C++ Programming Tutorial: Square root and power functions
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Define a class to find the third root of your B[15].
thx so much
thx very helpful, never thought that it only required a new header
How to do the cube root????
What editor are you using?
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thanks bro
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Can you put i++ for square?
Can someone tell me what program he's using ?
Hello mine is not doing square root for numbers which are declared in variables
I want say thanks you very much.
I had no idea I had to include cmath. That's what was missing for me. First year computer science student here.
Thanks alot man, that helped alot 🙂
What text editor are you using? I'm just using the C++ software because I can't seem to run C++ on Brackets
what IDE do you recommend for C++ coding on a mac? I am using Xcode but tbh it sucks :/
Thanks!
thank you very much
Thank you man it erally helped me in my work
But what if that number that you are square rooting is a variable, regardless if its an integer or not, and you want to continue to use the square rooted number with more addition before showing it on screen? I am trying to make a C++ program for finding the Surface Area of a Cone and I have to continue to use the number after it is square rooted. Any help?
I have got a problem, when I try to calculate a square root, if the result contains decimals, It shows me the closest number, and not the result with decimals
what if the input for square root is a negative number? I keep getting nan
thank you
what if the base is negative and the power is 0.5???
glad to hear it!
many thanks u helped me a lot
YouTube wont let me write proper code in the comments, so here is what you can write (minus the semicolons)
double x
cout << "Please enter a number: "
cin << x
cout << "The square root of " << x << " is " << sqrt(x) << endl
the output will be:
Please enter a number: 9
The square root of 9 is 3
Great, thanks for the info