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From: jwm775@uunet!unhd (Jonathan W Miner)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: # to the nth power
Message-ID: <1990Nov9.174217.27233@uunet!unhd>
Date: 9 Nov 90 17:42:17 GMT
References: <90305.005050CJH101@psuvm.psu.edu>
Reply-To: jwm775@unhd.UUCP (Jonathan W Miner)
Organization: Computing Information Services, University of New Hampshire
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In article <90305.005050CJH101@psuvm.psu.edu> CJH101@psuvm.psu.edu (Carl J. Hixon) writes:
>I appologize for bothering you computer wizards with such an elementary
>question but, I'm floundering.  Why am I unable to find an opperator which
>raises a number to a power. (The fortran equivalent of x**n)  Is there such
>an opporator or do I need to write my own function?  It seems like a terrible
>oversite to me that such a common operation was overlooked.

There is a standard C function pow(x,y) which returns x raised to the y.
:x

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