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In c#.net what is the operator to raise a number to a power. I tried ^, but
while it compiles, it does not give back what I would expect?

Thanks

Sheldon
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Math.Pow()

"Sheldon" <Sh*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In c#.net what is the operator to raise a number to a power. I tried ^,
but
while it compiles, it does not give back what I would expect?

Thanks

Sheldon

Nov 16 '05 #2
In c#.net what is the operator to raise a number to a power. I tried ^, but
while it compiles, it does not give back what I would expect?


James already gave you the answer. Just FYI, ^ is the exclusive-OR
operator.

Mattias

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