Power
Gets the power of given numbers.
Syntax
power(a: number, b: number, ...args): number
Note: It gets the power of a number from left to right with this behavior ((a ^ b) ^ c) ^ ... and so on.
Parameters
a: number
- First given number.
b: number
- Second given number.
...args: number[]
- The rest of the given numbers
Can be given an infinite number of parameters.
Returns
number
- The resulting power.
Error
Throws an error if the length of arguments is less than 2.
Import
import { power } from '@princedev/calculate';
Examples
Basic usage with two given numbers.
const result = power(2,3);
result
would be 8
Getting the power of multiple given nnumbers.
const result = power(2, 3, 4);
result
would be 4096 as it is evaluated as (2 ^ 3) ^ 4
If you're using an array, you can use the spread operator like this
const result = power(...[2, 3, 4]);
result
would be 4096