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buzz_manual [2018/03/18 23:40] – created rootbuzz_manual [2018/03/23 18:17] (current) – [The math Library] jayam
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   * ''%%math.asin(x)%%'' returns the arc sine of ''%%x%%'' as a float.   * ''%%math.asin(x)%%'' returns the arc sine of ''%%x%%'' as a float.
   * ''%%math.acos(x)%%'' returns the arc cosine of ''%%x%%'' as a float.   * ''%%math.acos(x)%%'' returns the arc cosine of ''%%x%%'' as a float.
-  * ''%%math.atan2(y,x)%%'' returns the arc tangent of ''%%y,x%%'' as a float.+  * ''%%math.atan(y,x)%%'' returns the arc tangent of ''%%y,x%%'' as a float.
   * ''%%math.min(x,y)%%'' returns the minimum between ''%%x%%'' and ''%%y%%''. The type of the return value corresponds to the type of the minimum value: ''%%min(1.0, 2)%%'' is ''%%1.0%%'', and ''%%min(1,2.0)%%'' is ''%%1%%''.   * ''%%math.min(x,y)%%'' returns the minimum between ''%%x%%'' and ''%%y%%''. The type of the return value corresponds to the type of the minimum value: ''%%min(1.0, 2)%%'' is ''%%1.0%%'', and ''%%min(1,2.0)%%'' is ''%%1%%''.
   * ''%%math.max(x,y)%%'' returns the maximum between ''%%x%%'' and ''%%y%%''. The type of the return value corresponds to the type of the maximum value: ''%%max(1.0, 2)%%'' is ''%%2%%'', and ''%%max(1,2.0)%%'' is ''%%2.0%%''.   * ''%%math.max(x,y)%%'' returns the maximum between ''%%x%%'' and ''%%y%%''. The type of the return value corresponds to the type of the maximum value: ''%%max(1.0, 2)%%'' is ''%%2%%'', and ''%%max(1,2.0)%%'' is ''%%2.0%%''.
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