Editing mirc/identifiers/$hypot

{{mirc title|$hypot Identifier}}'''$hypot''' returns the hypotenuse for the other 2 sides of a right triangle.


== Synopsis ==
<pre>$hypot(<A>,<B>)</pre>

== Switches ==
None

== Parameters ==

* '''A''' - One of the shorter sides of the right triangle
* '''B''' - The other of the shorter sides of the right triangle

Doesn't matter which order the short sides are given. You can use the letter 'e' or 'd' as *10^N, $hypot(5e6,1) = $hypot($calc(5*10^6),1)

== Properties ==
None

== Example ==
<source lang="mIRC">//var %a 3 | var %b 4 | echo -a $hypot(%a,%b) is the same as $sqrt( $calc( %a ^2 + %b ^2 ) )
</source>

== Compatibility ==
{{mIRC compatibility|7.33}}

== See also ==
* {{mIRC|$cos}}
* {{mIRC|$acos}}
* {{mIRC|$cosh}}
* {{mIRC|$sin}}
* {{mIRC|$asin}}
* {{mIRC|$sinh}}
* {{mIRC|$tan}}
* {{mIRC|$atan}}
* {{mIRC|$atan2}}
* {{mIRC|$tanh}}
* [[List of identifiers - mIRC]]
{{mIRC identifier list}}
[[Category:mIRC identifiers|hypot]]