.sinh()
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The Math.sinh()
method returns the hyperbolic sine of a double
-type value.
Syntax
Math.sinh(double num)
The return type of the .sinh()
method is a double
.
Some special cases for the .sinh()
method include the following:
- If
num
isNaN
, then the result isNaN
. - If
num
is infinite, then infinity is returned with the same sign asnum
. - If
num
is zero, then zero is returned with the same sign asnum
.
The computed result will be within 2.5 units of least precision (ulps) of the exact result.
Example
The following example demonstrates the application of .sinh()
method:
// Check.javapublic class Check {public static void main(String args[]) {double num = 64.0;System.out.println(Math.sinh(num));}}
This results in the following output:
3.1175745404058084E27
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