Hi,
I'm trying to calculate a "power of" value using floats.
The calculation involves pressure (variables are Floats) and has this in it: (atmospheric / seaLevel) ^ 0.1903
The error is "Operand(0) is not a byte, short, or Integer in bit-wise Xor (^)"
Now, the bitwise operator is ^ but the power of operator is also ^, and I want the power-of operator. How does VB.Net type languages differentiate?
In C I use pow(A, B) where I want A^B (to the power of, not bit-wise).
What's the equivalent?
Thanks,