C# has a built-in Math class that provides useful mathematical functions and operations. The Math class has the Pow() function, which is used to compute the power of a specified number.
public static double Pow (double value, double power);
value: value is a double-precision floating-point number of type Double and represents the number to be raised with power. Its range is all double numbers.power: power is a double-precision floating-point number of type Double and represents the power value. Its range is all double numbers.Double: Pow() returns a number, value, raised to the power, power, and its type is Double.
NaN: Pow() returns NaN if:
value or power is NaN.value = -1; power = NegativeInfinity or PositiveInfinity.value < 0 but not NegativeInfinity; power is not an integer, NegativeInfinity, or PositiveInfinity.PositiveInfinity: Pow() returns PositiveInfinity if:
value = NegativeInfinity; power is positive but not an odd integer.value < 1; power = NegativeInfinity.value < -1 or value > 1; power = PositiveInfinityvalue = 0; power < 0.value = PositiveInfinity; power > 0NegativeInfinity: Pow() returns NegativeInfinity if:
value = NegativeInfinity; power is a positive odd integer.using System;class Educative{static void Main(){Double result = Math.Pow(-0.16, 2);System.Console.WriteLine("Pow(-0.16,2) = "+ result);Double result1 = Math.Pow(0, 0);System.Console.WriteLine("Pow(0,0) = "+ result1);Double result2 = Math.Pow(2,4);System.Console.WriteLine("Pow(2,4) = "+ result2);Double result3 = Math.Pow(-2,-4);System.Console.WriteLine("Pow(-2,-4) = "+ result3);}}