Dear administrators and members,
A greeting of peace.
I hope everyone is in good health upon reading this thread.
I am currently working on a simple program that uses trigonometric laws like sine laws. I first try to write this simple codes first:
double angle = 60; System.out.println( Math.sin(Math.toDegrees(angle) );
Then the output is: 0.7475(something)
I wonder why the output is 0.7475(something)? BUT, when I tried pressing sin 60 on my scientific calculator (in degrees mode as usual) the answer is 0.8660(something).
Then later, I tried to use toRadians() method in Math class:
double angle = 60; System.out.println( Math.sin(Math.toRadians(angle) );
Then that is the time I got the 0.8660 (something) answer.
I am just a little confused. My scientific calculator is in degrees mode, that is why I am expecting the same result if I will use the toDegrees() method, but why it did not?
Please enlighten me. Did I miss something?
Respectfully Yours,
MarkSquall