Interpreting the use of the degrees () method in Python, pythondegrees

Interpreting the use of the degrees () method in Python, pythondegrees

The degrees () method converts degrees from radians to degrees x.
Syntax

The syntax of the degrees () method is as follows:

Degrees (x)

Note: This function cannot be directly accessed. Therefore, we need to import the math module and then use the static object of math to call this function.
Parameters

Return Value

• X -- this must be a value.

This method returns an angle value.
Example

The following example shows how to use the degrees () method.

#! /Usr/bin/pythonimport mathprint "degrees (3):", math. degrees (3) print "degrees (-3):", math. degrees (-3) print "degrees (0):", math. degrees (0) print "degrees (math. pi): ", math. degrees (math. pi) print "degrees (math. pi/2): ", math. degrees (math. pi/2) print "degrees (math. pi/4): ", math. degrees (math. pi/4)

When we run the above program, it will produce the following results:

Degrees (3): 171.887338539 degrees (-3):-171.887338539 degrees (0): 0.0 degrees (math. pi): 180.0 degrees (math. pi/2): 90.0 degrees (math. pi/4): 45.0