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How to convert radians to degrees and degrees to radians in Kotlin

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/*
  Convert radians to degrees and degrees to radians.

  Uses Kotlin's standard math utilities:
  - kotlin.math.PI provides a precise value for π.
  - The conversion formulas follow the standard mathematical relationships:
        degrees = radians * (180 / PI)
        radians = degrees * (PI / 180)

  The program demonstrates clear structure:
  - Small, focused functions
  - Descriptive names
  - Comments explaining intent
*/

import kotlin.math.PI

// Convert radians to degrees.
// Multiplies the input by the ratio between degrees and radians.
fun toDegrees(radians: Double): Double {
    return radians * (180.0 / PI)
}

// Convert degrees to radians.
// Multiplies the input by the ratio between radians and degrees.
fun toRadians(degrees: Double): Double {
    return degrees * (PI / 180.0)
}

fun main() {
    // Example values
    val radValue = 1.0     // 1 radian
    val degValue = 180.0   // 180 degrees

    // Perform conversions
    val radToDeg = toDegrees(radValue)
    val degToRad = toRadians(degValue)

    // Display results
    println("Radians: ${"%.6f".format(radValue)} -> Degrees: ${"%.6f".format(radToDeg)}")
    println("Degrees: ${"%.6f".format(degValue)} -> Radians: ${"%.6f".format(degToRad)}")
}



/*
run:

Radians: 1.000000 -> Degrees: 57.295780
Degrees: 180.000000 -> Radians: 3.141593

*/

 



answered 1 day ago by avibootz

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