manual:chapter6:flags:cmd_deg [newRPL User Manual]

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Synopsis

Set the angle mode flags to degrees

Stack Diagram

Input Stack		Output Stack
	→
Level 1	→	Level 1

Legend

Legend	Object type
O	Any object
I	Integer number
R	Real number
#	Binary number
Num	Scalar (Integer, Real or Binary number)
Z	Complex number
U	Unit
∡	Angle
A	Symbolic expression
C	Symbolic constant
V	Vector
M	Matrix
S	String
1/0	Any expression evaluating to True or False
G	Grob
F	Font
D	Binary data container
T	Tag object
L	List
cL	Case list
N	Variable name / Identifier
Dir	Directory
pDir	Packed Directory
P	Program
Lib	Library

Keyword type	Command
Parallel list processing capabilities	Group 1	Commands that cannot parallel process
Affected by flags	-17	Default angle unit (bit 0)
Affected by flags	-18	Default angle unit (bit 1)

Description

The DEG command clears flags –17 and –18, and displays the ∡° annunciator.

In degrees angle mode, real number arguments that represent angles are interpreted as degrees, and real number results that represent angles are expressed in degrees.

Compatibility

DEG is fully equivalent to its userRPL counterpart.

Usage

Input

4:                                      
3:                                      
2:                                      
1:                                    90
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
DEG SIN

Output

4:                                      
3:                                      
2:                                      
1:                                     1
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Related Commands

Operations with Lists 15 2 NEW

Command	Short Description
→LIST	Assemble a list from its elements
LIST→	Split a list into its elements
DOLIST	Do a procedure with elements of lists	CHANGED
DOSUBS	Do a procedure on a subset of a list	CHANGED
MAP	Do a procedure on each element of a list, recursively
MAPLIST→	Do a procedure on each element recursively, return individual elements	NEW
STREAM	Do a procedure on consecutive elements of a list
ΔLIST	First differences on the elements of a list
ΣLIST	Sum of all elements in a list	CHANGED
ΠLIST	Product of all elements in a list	CHANGED
ADD	Concatenate lists and/or elements	CHANGED
SORT	Sort elements in a list
REVLIST	Reverse the order of elements in a list
ADDROT	Add elements to a list, keep only the last N elements	NEW
SEQ	Assemble a list from results of sequential procedure