() of () (Operators)

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Block Type	Reporter Block
Category / Extension	Operators
Status	Who tf uses status

The () of () block is a reporter block in the Operators category that allows for various functions to be used on a specific number. It originates from Scratch. All of the trigonometric functions are calculated in degrees.

Operator	Description	Example	Default
abs	Absolute value (distance of the number from 0)	The distance of 3 and -3 from 0 would both be 3, and the distance of 0 from 0 would just be 0	Yes
floor	Floor function (always rounds a decimal down)	4.5 becomes 4, 10.1 becomes 10, 13.9 becomes 13, and 9 stays as 9	No
ceiling	Ceiling function (always rounds a decimal up)	4.5 becomes 5, 10.1 becomes 11, 13.9 becomes 14, and 9 stays as 9
sqrt	Square root	Entering 4 would return 2, and 16 would return 4.
sin	Sine	Entering 30 would result in 0.5, and 180 would result in 0
cos	Cosine	Entering 30 would result in around 0.866, and 180 would result in -1.
tan	Tangent	Entering 45 would result in 1, and entering 180 would result in 0.
asin	Arcsine (inverse sine)	Entering 0.5 would result in 30, and entering 0 would result in 0.
acos	Arccosine (inverse cosine)	Entering 0.5 would result in 60, and entering 0 would result in 90.
atan	Arctangent (inverse tangent)	Entering 1 would
ln	Natural log (log base e)	Entering the e operator would result in 1, and entering 2 would result in a value around 0.693.
log	Log base 10	Entering 10 would result in 1, and entering 2 would result in a value that is around 0.301
e ^	Exp function (e^x)	Entering 1 would result in e
10 ^	Raises 10 to a specific power	Entering 3 would result in 1000, and entering 6 would result in 1000000.

Workarounds

e ^ and 10 ^ can be replicated by using the () (v) () block, with 10 or the e reporter block as the first input, and "^" selected. ln and log can work around each other by using the change of base formula for logarithms, and can also be worked around using the () (v) () block with log selected. abs can be worked around using the sqrt option on the square of the number. sin(90 - x) = cos(x) and cos(90 - x) = sin(x), so those blocks can be used to workaround each other. tan(x) = sin(x)/cos(x), so that option can be worked around by using those other options.