In JavaScript
215 ^ 150 = 65
But when i try Math.POW(215, 150) in C# I am getting Infinite
Why it is not 65 ? How should I get 65 in C# ?
In JavaScript 215 ^ 150 = 65 But when i try Math.POW(215, 150) in
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In JavaScript
215 ^ 150 = 65
But when i try Math.POW(215, 150) in C# I am getting Infinite
Why it is not 65 ? How should I get 65 in C# ?
You are forgetting that the
^operator is not a to-the power-of operator, but rather a bitwise XOR.215 to the power of 150 is obscenely large, hence the Infinite.
If you wanted the 65, then use
215 ^ 150. However, if you wanted the 215 to the power of 150, then you’re going to need to use a much bigger number variable type thatMath.POW(x,y)can support. I’m not even sure if the BigInteger library can handle an operation of that magnitude, but it’s worth a try if that is what you are after.