Math.pow Java Exponents Tutorial #21

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This is the exact code you need to calculate exponents in java! ✅ Simply write Math.pow(a, b) and replace with the numbers you want.

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"a" is your base and "b" is your exponent. For example, 5^2 would be Math.pow(5, 2); Put that in a print statement like this: System.out.println(5 + 10); and you will see the addition printed to the screen.

This format of calculating java exponents can be tricky... They should just have a symbol for it! But Math pow isn't too bad :) If you followed along, congrats! You learned-by-doing!

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