tan(3F)
tan, dtan, qtan, tand, dtand, qtand - FORTRAN tangent intrinsic function
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NAME tan, dtan, qtan, tand, dtand, qtand - FORTRAN tangent intrinsic function SYNOPSIS real r1, r2 double precision dp1, dp2 real*16 qp1, qp2 real*4 r3, r4 real*8 dp3, dp4 real*16 qp3, qp4 r2 = tan(r1) dp2 = dtan(dp1) dp2 = tan(dp1) qp2 = qtan(qp1) qp2 = tan(qp1) r4 = tand(r3) dp4 = dtand(dp3) dp4 = tand(dp3) qp4 = qtand(qp3) qp4 = tand(qp3) DESCRIPTION tan returns the real tangent of its real argument, dtan returns the double-precision tangent of its double-precision argument, and qtan returns the real*16 tangent of its real*16 argument. The argument for tan, dtan, and qtan must be in radians and is treated modulo 2*Pi. The generic tan function becomes dtan as required with a double-precision argument, and qtan as required with a real*16 argument. tand returns the real*4 tangent of its real*4 argument. The argument for tand must be in degrees and is treated modulo 360. dtand returns the real*8 tangent of its real*8 argument. qtand returns the real*16 tangent of its real*16 argument. The generic tand function becomes dtand as required with a real*8 argument, and qtand as required with a real*16 argument. SEE ALSO trig(3M).