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MySQL | DEGREES method

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MySQL's DEGREES(~) method converts X radians into degrees and returns it.

Parameters

1. X | number

The radians to be converted into degrees.

NOTE

π radians equals 180 degrees.

Return value

The input radians converted to degrees.

Examples

To convert 3 radians into degrees:

SELECT DEGREES(3);
+--------------------+
| DEGREES(3) |
+--------------------+
| 171.88733853924697 |
+--------------------+

To convert radians into degrees:

SELECT DEGREES(-PI());
+----------------+
| DEGREES(-PI()) |
+----------------+
| -180 |
+----------------+
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