Exp
See Also: Math Functions, Log, Sqrt
Purpose
Exp returns the natural antilogarithm of a value.
Return Type
Syntax
(Exp( {expression} ))
What It Does
Exp raises the value of e (2.71828), the natural logarithm base, to the power of {expression}.
Real rPower
Move (Exp(10)) to rPower
Notes
- To calculate the natural logarithm of a number, use the Log function.
- To calculate the common (base 10) antilogarithm of a value, use exp on the value multiplied by the common logarithm of 10 (2.30258509).
Example
In this example, the common antilogarithm (1.0e45) of 45 is output to variable rAntilogCom.
Procedure Test
Real rAntilogCom
Move (Exp(45 * (Log(10)))) to rAntilogCom
End_Procedure
Exp converts the {expression} parameter to a real value and outputs a real value.