complex.to_polar
fn to_polar(self: T) -> (F, F);Returns the polar coordinates (magnitude and argument) of the complex number.
Args
- self(- T) - The input complex number.
Returns
A tuple of two fixed point numbers representing the polar coordinates of the input number.
Examples
use orion::numbers::complex_number::{complex_trait::ComplexTrait, complex64::complex64};
use orion::numbers::{FP64x64, FP64x64Impl, FixedTrait};
fn to_polar_complex64_example() -> (FP64x64, FP64x64) {
    let z: complex64 = ComplexTrait::new(
        FixedTrait::new(73786976294838206464, false),
        FixedTrait::new(774763251095801167872, false)
    ); // 4 + 42i
    z.to_polar()
}
>>> ({mag: 778268985067028086784, sign: false},  {mag: 27224496882576083824, sign: false}) // mag : 42.190046219457976 + arg : 1.4758446204521403 Last updated
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