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# Built-in expression parser
Turing has a built-in mathematical expression parser, which is used when the program is in pseudocode mode.
The language is case-insensitive for keywords, i.e. `FALSE`, `false` and `FaLsE` are the same thing.
## Types
### Number
Stored using a Python `float`, automatically converted to `int` when needed.
A point (`.`) shall be used to separate the integer part from the fractional part.
#### Example
- `42`
- `3.1415`
### Boolean
Stored using a Python `bool`, automatically converted to Number when needed (only if strict mode is disabled).
#### Syntax
The following keywords are available:
- `TRUE` / `VRAI` : True value
- `FALSE` / `FAUX` : False value
### String
Stored using a Python `str` (Unicode).
A string is enclosed between double quotes (`"`). It is not possible yet to escape characters inside a string literal.
### List
Stored using a Python `list`, indices start at 0 (like in any real programming language. *Lua*, you should feel ashamed of yourself).
#### Operators
Certain operators can be applied on operands of type List.
##### `+` (Plus)
Concatenates two lists.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] + [3, 4, 5] == [1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5]`
##### `-` (Binary minus)
Returns all items of A that are not in B.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] - [3, 4, 5] == [1, 2]`
##### `-` (Unary minus)
Returns a reversed copy of the list.
###### Examples
- `-[1, 2, 3] == [3, 2, 1]`
##### `*` (Times)
*Must be used on a List and a Number together.*
Duplicates the list the specified amount of times.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] * 3 == [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3]`
##### `&` / `ET` (Intersection)
Returns all items of A that are also in B.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] & [2, 3, 4] == [2, 3]`
##### `|` / `OU` (Union)
Returns an ordered list of all items of A and all items of B, without duplicates.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] | [2, 3, 4] == [1, 2, 3, 4]`
##### `XOR` (exclusive Or)
Returns an ordered list of all items that are present either in A or B but not both.
###### Examples
- `[1, 2, 3] XOR [3, 4, 5] == [1, 2, 4, 5]`
### Function / lambda
Standard Python function.
#### Calling
A function call consists of the function followed by an argument list enclosed in parentheses. The function can be an identifier or any expression returning a function.
someFunc(arg1, arg2, arg3)
The argument list can be passed as a list object, for example for dynamic calls, using the `*` expanding operator in front of the list object.
gcd(*[248, 4584]) == gcd(248, 4584)
#### Lambda/inline function syntax
Comma-separated list of parameters enclosed in braces, followed by expression enclosed in parentheses. The function can be called immediately. There is no limit to the amount of parameters. A parameter is made of an identifier, no less, no more.
Varargs are not available yet.
##### Examples
- `{x, y}(2 * x + y)(3, 8) == 14`
- `map({a}(2 * a), [2, 3, 4]) == [4, 6, 8]`
## Operators
### Binary operators
| Symbol | Operator | Types |
|--------|----------|-------|
| `+` | Plus, Concatenate | Number, String, List |
| `-` | Minus, Reverse | Number, List |
| `*` | Times, Repeat | Number, List |
| `/` | Divide | Number |
| `%` | Modulus | Number |
| `^` | Power | Number |
| `<=` | Less than or equal | Number |
| `<` | Strictly less than | Number |
| `>` | Strictly greater than | Number |
| `>=` | Greater than or equal | Number |
| `==` | Equals | All |
| `!=` | Not equals | All |
| `&` / `ET` | AND / Intersection | Number, Boolean, List |
| <code>|</code> / `OU` | OR / Union | Number, Boolean, List |
| `XOR` | Exclusive OR / Exclusive union | Number, Boolean, List |
### Unary operators
| Symbol | Operator | Types |
|--------|----------|-------|
| `-` | Negate | Number, List |
| `NON` | Invert | Boolean |
The numbers and booleans are treated the same way as in **plain Python**. In other words, booleans can be treated as numbers (`False` becomes 0 and `True` becomes 1), and numbers can be treated as booleans (0 becomes `False` and everything else becomes `True).
If **strict mode** is enabled, operators can only be used with operands of **identical type**, and **implicit number-boolean casts** are disabled. The `c_bool` and `c_num` functions can then be used for that purpose.
## Function library
The engine provides many functions that can be used with almost all value types.
In the following table, a type name followed by a star (*) means that the function accepts a variable argument list of the specified self.
#### Example
The `average` function accepts either List(Number) or Number*. Thus, it can be used either with a list object: `average(myList)` or with varargs: `average(1, 2, 3)`.
| Name | Parameters | Description |
|------|------------|-------------|
| |**Basic**| |
|`abs`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the absolute value of `num`.|
|`arg` / `phase`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the argument (or phase) of `x`.|
|`ceil`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to `num`.|
|`conj`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the complex conjugate of `x`.|
|`derivative` / `deriv`|<ul><li>`func` (Function(Number))</li><li>`h` (Number) default = 1e-07</li></ul>|Returns the derivative of `func` (optional precision `h`).|
|`exp`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns *e* to the power of `num`.|
|`floor`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the largest integer less than or equal to `num`.|
|`gcd` / `pgcd`|<ul><li>`a` (Integer)</li><li>`b` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the greatest common divisor of `a` and `b`.|
|`gradient`|<ul><li>`func` (Function(Number))</li><li>`x` (Number)</li><li>`h` (Number) default = 1e-07</li></ul>|Returns the gradient of `func` at `x` (optional precision `h`).|
|`im`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the imaginary part of `x`.|
|`integrate` / `integ`|<ul><li>`func` (Function(Number))</li><li>`a` (Number)</li><li>`b` (Number)</li><li>`steps` (Integer) default = 100000</li></ul>|Returns the integral of `func` from `a` to `b` (optional number of steps: `steps`).|
|`lcm` / `ppcm`|<ul><li>`a` (Integer)</li><li>`b` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the least common multiple of `a` and `b`.|
|`ln`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the natural (base-*e*) logarithm of `num`.|
|`log`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li><li>`b` (Number) != 0, default = e</li></ul>|Returns the base-`b` logarithm of `num`.|
|`log10`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the base-10 logarithm of `num`.|
|`lower` / `minu`|<ul><li>`s` (String)</li></ul>|Returns the lowercase version of `s`.|
|`polar` / `polaire`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns a list containing the polar coordinates of `x`, respectively the modulus (radius) and argument (angle).|
|`pow` / `puiss`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li><li>`p` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns `num` to the `p`-th power.|
|`re`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the real part of `x`.|
|`rect`|<ul><li>`r` (Number)</li><li>`phi` (Number)</li></ul>|Converts the specified polar coordinates to a complex number.|
|`root`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li><li>`n` (Number) != 0</li></ul>|Returns the `n`-th root of `num`.|
|`round` / `arrondi`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li><li>`prec` (Real)</li></ul>|Rounds `num` to the nearest integer / (if specified) to `prec` decimals.|
|`sign`|<ul><li>`num` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the sign of `num` (-1 if negative, 1 if positive, 0 otherwise).|
|`sqrt` / `rac`|<ul><li>`num` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the square root of `num`. If `num` < 0, the result will be Complex.|
|`upper` / `maju`|<ul><li>`s` (String)</li></ul>|Returns the uppercase version of `s`.|
| |**Geometry**| |
|`area_circle`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the circle with the specified `radius`.|
|`area_cube`|<ul><li>`side` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the surface area of the cube with the specified `side` length.|
|`area_cylinder`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the surface area of the cylinder with the specified `radius` and `height`.|
|`area_ellipse`|<ul><li>`r1` (Real)</li><li>`r2` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the ellipse with radii `r1` and `r2`.|
|`area_parallelepiped`|<ul><li>`a` (Real)</li><li>`b` (Real)</li><li>`c` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the surface area of the parallelogram with side lengths `a`, `b` and `c`.|
|`area_parallelogram`|<ul><li>`base` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the parallelogram with the specified `base` and `height`.|
|`area_polygon`|<ul><li>`sides` (Integer)</li><li>`length` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the regular polygon with the specified number of `sides` and side `length`.|
|`area_rectangle`|<ul><li>`s1` (Real)</li><li>`s2` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the rectangle with side lengths `s1` and `s2`.|
|`area_sector`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li><li>`angle` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the circle sector with the specified `radius` and `angle`.|
|`area_sphere`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the surface area of the sphere with the specified `radius`.|
|`area_square`|<ul><li>`side` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the square with the specified `side` length.|
|`area_trapezoid`|<ul><li>`a` (Real)</li><li>`b` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the trapezoid with sides `a` and `b` and height `height`.|
|`area_triangle`|<ul><li>`base` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the triangle with the specified base and height.|
|`area_triangle_sides`|<ul><li>`a` (Real)</li><li>`b` (Real)</li><li>`c` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the area of the triangle with the specified side lengths.|
|`peri_circle`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the perimeter of the circle with the specified `radius`.|
|`vol_cube`|<ul><li>`side` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the volume of the cube with the specified `side` length.|
|`vol_cylinder`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the volume of the cylinder with the specified `radius` and `height`.|
|`vol_parallelepiped`|<ul><li>`a` (Real)</li><li>`b` (Real)</li><li>`c` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the volume of the parallelogram with side lengths `a`, `b` and `c`.|
|`vol_pyramid`|<ul><li>`sides` (Integer)</li><li>`length` (Real)</li><li>`height` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the volume of the regular pyramid with the specified number of `sides`, side `length` and `height`.|
|`vol_sphere`|<ul><li>`radius` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the volume of the sphere with the specified `radius`.|
| |**Statistics**| |
|`arithm_mean` / `moyenne` / `average`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the arithmetic mean of `args`.|
|`beta`|<ul><li>`a` (Number)</li><li>`b` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the Beta function at `a` and `b`.|
|`binomial`|<ul><li>`n` (Number)</li><li>`k` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the binomial coefficient for a subset of size `k` and a set of size `n`.|
|`choice` / `choix`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Any))</li></ul>|Returns a random element from `args`.|
|`d_binomial`|<ul><li>`n` (Integer)</li><li>`p` (Real) 0 <= p <= 1</li><li>`k` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the probability for `k` with the binomial distribution of parameters `n` and `p`.|
|`d_normal_cdf`|<ul><li>`mu` (Real)</li><li>`sigma` (Real)</li><li>`x` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the cumulative probability for `x` with the normal distribution of parameters µ=`mu` and σ=`sigma`.|
|`d_normal_cdf_inv`|<ul><li>`mu` (Real)</li><li>`sigma` (Real)</li><li>`p` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the number with cumulative probability `p` with the normal distribution of parameters µ=`mu` and σ=`sigma`.|
|`d_normal_pdf`|<ul><li>`mu` (Real)</li><li>`sigma` (Real)</li><li>`x` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the probability for `x` with the normal distribution of parameters µ=`mu` and σ=`sigma`.|
|`d_normal_std_cdf`|<ul><li>`x` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the cumulative probability for `x` with the standard normal distribution (µ=0 and σ=1).|
|`d_normal_std_cdf_inv`|<ul><li>`p` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the number with cumulative probability `p` with the standard normal distribution (µ=0 and σ=1).|
|`d_normal_std_pdf`|<ul><li>`x` (Real)</li></ul>|Returns the probability for `x` with the standard normal distribution (µ=0 and σ=1).|
|`erf`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the error function at `x`.|
|`erfc`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the complementary error function at `x`.|
|`erfcinv`|<ul><li>`y` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse of the complementary error function at `y`.|
|`erfinv`|<ul><li>`y` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse of the error function at `y`.|
|`euler`|<ul><li>`n` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the `n`-th Euler number.|
|`fact`|<ul><li>`x` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the factorial of `x`.|
|`fib`|<ul><li>`n` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns the `n`-th Fibonacci number.|
|`filter` / `filtre`|<ul><li>`func` (Function(1 arg))</li><li>`lst` (List)</li></ul>|Returns a list containing all elements of `lst` for which `func` returns a truthy value.|
|`gamma`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the Gamma function at `x`.|
|`harmonic_mean` / `moyenne_harmo`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the harmonic mean of `args`.|
|`irange`|<ul><li>`start` (Number)</li><li>`end` (Number)</li><li>`step` (Number) default = 1</li></ul>|Generates a list containing all number from `start` (inclusive) to `end` (inclusive) with a step of `step`.|
|`len` / `taille`|<ul><li>`T` (List)</li></ul>|Returns the number of elements in `T`.|
|`log_gamma`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the natural logarithm of the absolute value of the Gamma function at `x`.|
|`map` / `appl`|<ul><li>`func` (Function(1 arg))</li><li>`lst` (List)</li></ul>|Applies `func` to each element of `lst` and returns the resulting list.|
|`max`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the maximum value of `args`.|
|`max_index`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the index of maximum value of `args`.|
|`median`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the median of `lst`.|
|`min`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the minimum value of `args`.|
|`min_index`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the index of minimum value of `args`.|
|`mode`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the mode of `lst`.|
|`randint` / `alea_ent`|<ul><li>`a` (Integer)</li><li>`b` (Integer)</li></ul>|Returns a random integer between `a` and `b` (inclusive).|
|`random` / `alea`|<ul><li>None</li></ul>|Returns a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 1 (exclusive).|
|`range`|<ul><li>`start` (Number)</li><li>`end` (Number)</li><li>`step` (Number) default = 1</li></ul>|Generates a list containing all number from `start` (inclusive) to `end` (exclusive) with a step of `step`.|
|`slice` / `tranche`|<ul><li>`lst` (List)</li><li>`start` (Integer) 0 <= start <= end <= len(lst)</li><li>`end` (Integer) start <= end <= len(lst)</li></ul>|Returns a slice of the specified list, from index `start` (inclusive) to either index `end` (exclusive) or the end of the list.|
|`stand_dev` / `ecart_type`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the population standard deviation of `lst`.|
|`stand_dev_sample` / `ecart_type_echant`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the sample standard deviation of `lst`.|
|`sum`|<ul><li>`args` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the sum of all the terms of `args`.|
|`swap`|<ul><li>`T` (List)</li><li>`a` (Integer)</li><li>`b` (Integer)</li></ul>|Swaps the elements of `t` at indices `a` and `b`.|
|`variance`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the population variance of `lst`.|
|`variance_sample` / `variance_echant`|<ul><li>`lst` (List(Number))</li></ul>|Returns the sample variance of `lst`.|
| |**Trigonometry**| |
|`acos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the arc cosine of `x`.|
|`acosh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of `x`.|
|`acot`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse cotangent of `x`.|
|`acoth`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic cotangent of `x`.|
|`acsc`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse cosecant of `x`.|
|`acsch`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosecant of `x`.|
|`asec`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse secant of `x`.|
|`asech`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic secant of `x`.|
|`asin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the arc sine of `x`.|
|`asinh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of `x`.|
|`atan`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the arc tangent of `x`.|
|`atan2`|<ul><li>`y` (Number)</li><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the arc tangent of `y` / `x`.|
|`atanh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of `x`.|
|`chord` / `crd`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the chord of `x`.|
|`cos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the cosine of `x`.|
|`cosh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic cosine of `x`.|
|`cot`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the cotangent of `x`.|
|`coth`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic cotangent of `x`.|
|`covercos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the coversed cosine of `x`.|
|`coversin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the coversed sine of `x`.|
|`csc`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the cosecant of `x`.|
|`csch`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic cosecant of `x`.|
|`degrees` / `deg`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Converts angle `x` from radians to degrees.|
|`excsc`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the excosecant of `x`.|
|`exsec`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the exsecant of `x`.|
|`hacovercos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hacoversed cosine of `x`.|
|`hacoversin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hacoversed sine of `x`.|
|`havercos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the haversed cosine of `x`.|
|`haversin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the haversed sine of `x`.|
|`hypot`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li><li>`y` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hypotenuse / Euclidean norm of the vector (`x`, `y`).|
|`radians` / `rad`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Converts angle `x` from degrees to radians.|
|`sec`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the secant of `x`.|
|`sech`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic secant of `x`.|
|`sin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the sine of `x`.|
|`sinc`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the cardinal sine of `x`.|
|`sinh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic sine of `x`.|
|`tan`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the tangent of `x`.|
|`tanh`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the hyperbolic tangent of `x`.|
|`vercos`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the versed cosine of `x`.|
|`versin`|<ul><li>`x` (Number)</li></ul>|Returns the versed sine of `x`.|
| |**Type conversion**| |
|`c_bool`|<ul><li>`obj` (Any)</li></ul>|Tries to convert `obj` to Boolean.|
|`c_list`|<ul><li>`obj` (Any)</li></ul>|Tries to convert `obj` to List.|
|`c_num`|<ul><li>`obj` (Any)</li></ul>|Tries to convert `obj` to Number.|
|`c_str`|<ul><li>`obj` (Any)</li></ul>|Converts `obj` to String.|
Useful (?) constants are also provided, with the maximum supported precision.
| Name | Approximated value | Description |
|------|-------------------:|-------------|
| |**Other constants**| |
|`e`|2.718281828459045|*e* - Euler number|
|`euler_gamma`|0.577215664901533|*γ* - Euler-Mascheroni constant|
|`i`|i|*i* - Imaginary unit|
|`inf`|inf|*∞* - Positive infinity|
|`khinchin`|2.685452001065306|*K<sub>0</sub>* - Khinchin's constant|
|`phi`|1.618033988749895|*φ* - Golden ratio|
| |**Physics**| |
|`celerity`|299792458|*c* - Speed of light in vacuum (m·s<sup>-1</sup>)|
|`gravity`|6.6740831·10<sup>-11</sup>|*G* - Gravitational constant (N·m<sup>2</sup>·kg<sup>-2</sup>)|
|`planck`|6.62607004081·10<sup>-34</sup>|*h* - Planck constant (J·s<sup>-1</sup>)|
|`planck_charge`|1.8755459·10<sup>-18</sup>|*q<sub>P</sub>* - Planck charge (C)|
|`planck_length`|1.61622938·10<sup>-35</sup>|*l<sub>P</sub>* - Planck length (m)|
|`planck_mass`|2.17647051·10<sup>-8</sup>|*m<sub>P</sub>* - Planck mass (kg)|
|`planck_temp`|1.41680833·10<sup>32</sup>|*T<sub>P</sub>* - Planck temperature (K)|
|`planck_time`|5.3911413·10<sup>-44</sup>|*t<sub>P</sub>* - Planck time (s)|
|`red_planck`|1.054571629·10<sup>-34</sup>|*ħ* - Reduced Planck constant (J·s<sup>-1</sup>)|
|`vacuum_imped`|376.730313461770663|*Z<sub>0</sub>* - Impedance of free space (Ω)|
|`vacuum_permea`|1.256637061435917·10<sup>-6</sup>|*μ<sub>0</sub>* - Vacuum permeability (N·A<sup>-2</sup>)|
|`vacuum_permit`|8.854187817620389·10<sup>-12</sup>|*ε<sub>0</sub>* - Vacuum permittivity (F·m<sup>-1</sup>)|
| |**Statistics**| |
|`catalan`|0.915965594177219|*G* - Catalan's constant|
|`glaisher`|1.282427129100623|*A* - Glaisher-Kinkelin constant|
| |**Trigonometry**| |
|`pi`|3.141592653589793|*π* - Perimeter of a circle of diameter 1|
|`tau`|6.283185307179586|*τ* - Double of π|
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