cbrt
cbrt(x)
Return $x^{1/3}$. The prefix operator ∛
is equivalent to cbrt
.
Examples
-
Calculate cube root of a number:
julia> cbrt(8) 2.0
This example calculates the cube root of 8 using the
cbrt
function. -
Use the prefix operator ∛ to calculate cube root:
julia> ∛(27) 3.0
The prefix operator
∛
is equivalent to thecbrt
function. This example calculates the cube root of 27 using the prefix operator. - Compute cube root of negative number:
julia> cbrt(-64) -4.0
The
cbrt
function can also handle negative numbers. This example calculates the cube root of -64.
Common mistake example:
julia> cbrt("abc")
ERROR: MethodError: no method matching cbrt(::String)
In this example, the cbrt
function is applied to a string "abc"
. The cbrt
function expects a numeric argument, so passing a string will result in a MethodError
. Make sure to provide a valid numeric argument to the cbrt
function.
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