<number> = Numeric functions: exp
Numeric functions: expeexpe <number>
<number> = Numeric functions: exp
Numeric functions: expeexpe ( <number> )
Calculate Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe result of e raised to Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe power of <number>.
Flow control: returnReturns a numeric Glossary: Valuevalue.
Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenThe Glossary: number, num_valnumber may be fractional Operators: Boolean And with Variable "&&="
Operators: Bitwise And with Variable "&="
Operators: Bitwise And "&"
Operators: Boolean And "&&"and negative.
e is Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe Euler's Constants
Glossary: Constantconstant = 2.718281828459.
e = lim(n->∞) for Numeric functions: exp
Numeric functions: expeexp((1+1/n),n) = 2.718281828459.
List functions: thisThis is a good precision test for your fpu. B-)
As with all Vipsi command syntax: Functions
Functions
Glossary: Functionfunctions which accept exactly one Vipsi command syntax: Arguments
Glossary: Argumentsargument Flow control: if … then
Flow control: try … thenthe Separators: Round brackets "( … )"
Functions with varying return types: bracket expression "()"parenthesis are optional Operators: Boolean And with Variable "&&="
Operators: Bitwise And with Variable "&="
Operators: Bitwise And "&"
Operators: Boolean And "&&"and may be omitted Flow control: if … then
Flow control: if … thenif the Vipsi command syntax: Arguments
Glossary: Argumentsargument is no Vipsi command syntax: Expressions
Glossary: Expressionexpression with Vipsi command syntax: Operators
Operators
Glossary: Operatoroperators.
e.g.
vipsi> Numeric functions: exp
Numeric functions: expeexpe 1 = 2.718281828459
vipsi> Numeric functions: exp
Numeric functions: expeexpe(2) = 7.3890560989307
vipsi>
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