"integer" "exponentiation" Operation

This section describes 'integer' 'exponentiation' operation

The "integer" "exponentiation" operation is provided through the integer.exponent() function, which has the following syntax:

integer.exponent(a, b)

Parameters:
   a - First "integer" data object
   b - Second non-negative "integer" data object
   
Return: 
   Returns a new "integer" data object representing 
   resulting remainder of "a raised to power of b".
   
Errors:
   Throws "IntegerOverflow" error code, if the result is too "big" 
   to be stored in an "integer" data object.

The "integer" "exponentiation" operation can be expressed in the "**" operator format:

a ** b; # alias of the following function call
integer.exponent(a, b); 

Other aliases are supported too:

integer.exp(a, b); # alias of the following function call
integer.exponent(a, b); 

integer.pow(a, b); # alias of the following function call
integer.exponent(a, b); 

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 Introduction of H Language

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 "boolean" Data Type

"integer" Data Type

 What Is "integer" Data Type

 "integer" Literals

 Constructor Function: integer()

 "integer" "addition" Operation

 "integer" "subtraction" Operation

 "integer" "multiplication" Operation

 "integer" "division" Operation

 "integer" "modulo" Operation

"integer" "exponentiation" Operation

 "integer" "negation" Operation

 "integer" "absolute" Operation

 "integer" "greater-than" Operation

 "integer" "less-than" Operation

 "integer" "equal-to" Operation

 "integer" "not-equal-to" Operation

 "integer" "greater-than-or-equal-to" Operation

 "integer" "less-than-or-equal-to" Operation

 "string" Data Type

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