exp(n);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| n | The power of e. |
Returns: Real
This is the function power(e,n), where e is approximately
2.718281828 (also known as Euler's Number), and n is the
number of times it should be multiplied by itself. This basically
says "how much growth do I get after n units of time (and 100%
continuous growth)?". So exp(3) would return 20.08, which
means that after 3 time units we have 20.08 times the amount we
started with.
val = exp(2);
This will set val to e^2, around 7.4.