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Math.Cos
Hiatus:
Wow, excellent! Thank you!
You are a God when it comes to programming! ;) :D
Dack:
Well people have looked at some of the code I've written and said something similar.
(I think it was "God almighty, who wrote that!" ;) )
Though if you saw what I'm currently writing the code would scare you :) (does pointers to vectors of pointers to classes mean anything to you?) - currently running at about 20,000 lines of code, and they've just changed the interface spec to it.
Hiatus:
--- Quote ---(does pointers to vectors of pointers to classes mean anything to you?)
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Nope, lol. We just learned about "Cases" today in our VB lecture, and "If" statements in our lecture before that. I already know how to do all that stuff though so I was very bored. I think I've heard of vectors b4, but I don't quite remember...
**Since ur online now, is there any way to do "tan ^ -1"?
Dack:
Vectors are part of the STL in C++.
If you mean arctan then you could use the ATN function :)
More info on useful algorithms over on:
http://www.vb-helper.com/index_algorithms.html
Hiatus:
Ah, I don't know much about C++...I tried to learn awhile ago, but it was too complicated for me at the time.
I think "Atn" is for VB6. I tried "Math.Atan" which I assumed was the same thing for VB.NET, but I can't seem to get it working. I'm trying to get the angle of 5.364556962.
I have:
Alpha = FormatNumber(Math.Atan(Theta), 2)
I dunno whats wrong with it....on my calculator I just punch in the number, then push shift and the tan button. That would make it tan-1.
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