sinh
Returns the hyperbolic sine of a number.
Keyboard Maestro: SINH
Details #
sinh(x) takes exactly one argument and returns its hyperbolic sine. The argument is a plain number, not an angle.
Parameters #
Takes 1 argument.
{{ sinh(text) }}
Examples #
sinh(0)→
0round(sinh(1), 4)→
1.1752Gotchas #
Calling it with no argument or two arguments is an error:
sinh() takes 1 argument, got 2.Anything that isn't a number is an error:
sinh() needs a number, got text. Numeric text such as "0.5" is accepted.A very large argument overflows; the step stops with
sinh() has no result for that number.