What is Math.toRadians() in Scala?

The toRadians() function in Scala converts a value in degrees to an equal value in radians.

The image below shows the mathematical representation of the toRadians() function.

Syntax

Double toRadians(Double number)

Parameters

The toRadians() function takes a numberdegree value as a parameter.

Return value

The toRadians() function converts the degree value sent as a parameter to a value in radians.

If the parameter value is PositiveInfinity, then toRadians() returns positive infinity.

If the parameter value is NegativeInfinity, then toRadians() returns negative infinity.

If the parameter value is NaN, then toRadians() returns NaN.

Code

import scala.math._
object Main extends App {
    //The radians value of 180
    println(s"The value of toRadians(180) = ${toRadians(180)}"); 
    //The radians value of 0
    println(s"The value of toRadians(0) = ${toRadians(0)}"); 
    //The radians value of -180
    println(s"The value of toRadians(-180) = ${toRadians(-180)}"); 
    //Error output ~ The radians value of Infinity
    println(s"The value of toRadians(Double.PositiveInfinity) = ${toRadians(Double.PositiveInfinity)}");
    
    //Error output ~ The radians value of -Infinity
    println(s"The value of toRadians(Double.NegativeInfinity) = ${toRadians(Double.NegativeInfinity)}");
    
    //Error output ~ The radians value of NaN
    println(s"The value of toRadians(Double.NaN) = ${toRadians(Double.NaN)}");
    
    
}