| Article: |
10 Reasons We Need Java 3.0 | |
| Subject: | Leave log() as log() | |
| Date: | 2002-08-06 17:11:10 | |
| From: | dgrant3 | |
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Every mathematician knows that log means ln if the base isn't specified. So it's a needless change. The methods should be:
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log() -> ln() sounds reasonable to many probrammers
2002-08-11 16:39:59 bezdar [View]
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Leave log() as log()
2004-01-08 04:55:46 anonymous2 [View]
bullshit! learn basic mathematics!
in mathematics
log means logarithm of base 10
ln means logarithm of base e
log does NOT mean logarithm of base e



BTW it has long been printed on the pocket calculators that way!