Re: Why Java's math expression (power) is so inconvenient and error prone?

Shawn wrote:


I appreciate Mark Thornton's reply:

import static java.lang.Math.*;

Then pow(2,3) or exp(1) is ready for service. Obviously, I didn't know this trick.

In comparison, a wrapper class is a waste at all.

So if there is an exp method then why were you using pow in the first place. Please read the documentation in future.
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