I've queued it for download (my phone's off right now) and I'll test it out on Tuesday! My bus goes by a museum (more of a historical society, but it has the flag that Abraham Lincoln's head rested on when he was shot and has some of his blood on it), so I'll see if it registers that
First off, I wasn't sure whether to put this in Math and Science or here, but I'm putting it here.
In .NET, Math.Tan returns the tangent of some number in radians. However, I need the tangent of that number in degrees. I wrote myself a little method, but for some reason, it's not producing the correct number. I take the degrees in radians, multiply them by pi, then divide by 180.
When I put in 30.0, I should get 0.577350269... (according to the calculator) but I'm getting 0.523598775... Am I doing something wrong, or is it an error by the computer?
I know that (if that was meant for me), but my question was if the calculator remembers that as Ans for the for loop instead of something inside of the loop.