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[[functions:llsqrt]]


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functions:llsqrt [2014-06-14 13:08 SLT]
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functions:llsqrt [2015-02-04 18:10 SLT] (current)
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 ===== Function: llSqrt ===== ===== Function: llSqrt =====
  
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 === fval === === fval ===
-The [[types/float]] value to take the square root of.+The $lty[float] value to take the square root of.
  
 ===== Return value ===== ===== Return value =====
  
-The square root of the given [[tỳpes/float]].+The square root of the given $ty[float].
  
 ===== Notes ===== ===== Notes =====
  
-  * If you need the square root of 2, using [[constants/SQRT2]] instead of calling this function will save code and processing time.+  * If you need the square root of 2, using $lct[SQRT2] instead of calling this function will save code and processing time.
   * An input of -0.0 will return -0.0.   * An input of -0.0 will return -0.0.
-  * Any value less than zero will return ​**NaN**.+  * Any value less than zero will return ​$nan.
  
 ===== Short examples ===== ===== Short examples =====
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 ===== See also ===== ===== See also =====
  
-  * [[llPow]] raises a number to any power. +  * $lfn[llPow] raises a number to any power. 
-  * [[constants/SQRT2]] is a constant with the square root of 2. +  * $lct[SQRT2] is a constant with the square root of 2. 
-  * [[types/float]] type and associated caveats and limitations.+  * $lty[float] type and associated caveats and limitations.