Python math.degrees() Method
Python math ModulePython math.degrees(x)The method converts the angle x from radians to degrees.
PI (3.14..) radians equals 180 degrees, meaning 1 radian equals 57.2957795 degrees.
math.radians()The method converts degree values to radians.
Python Version: 2.3
Syntax
The syntax of the math.degrees() method is as follows:
math.degrees(x)
Parameter Description:
- xx -- Required, a number. If x is not a number, returns TypeError.
Return Value
Returns a floating-point number representing the angle.
Example
The following example converts various radians to degrees:
Example
# Import the math package
import math
# Output radians converted to degrees
print (math.degrees(8.90))
print (math.degrees(-20))
print (math.degrees(1))
print (math.degrees(90))
import math
# Output radians converted to degrees
print (math.degrees(8.90))
print (math.degrees(-20))
print (math.degrees(1))
print (math.degrees(90))
Output result:
509.9324376664327 -1145.9155902616465 57.29577951308232 5156.620156177409Other Extensions