Python degrees () function

Describe

degrees () converts radians to angles.

Grammar

The following is the syntax for the degrees () method:

Import mathmath.degrees (x)

Note:degrees () is not directly accessible, you need to import the math module, and then call the method through the math static object.

Parameters

• X--a numeric value.

return value

Returns an angle value.

Instance

The following shows an example of using the degrees () method:

#!/usr/bin/python3import 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 the above instance is run, the output is:

Degrees (3):  171.88733853924697degrees ( -3):  -171.88733853924697degrees (0):  0.0degrees (Math.PI):  180.0degrees (MATH.PI/2):  90.0degrees (MATH.PI/4):  45.0

Python degrees () function