Stick & Laminat
Hey, I'm writing a small script that turns angle measurements from degrees to radians. What’s your take on the cleanest way to do that?
Sure thing, kid. Think of it like converting a board’s length to a new scale – just multiply the angle in degrees by π over 180. So radians = degrees × 3.141592653589793 ÷ 180. Keep that constant in a variable, and you’ll never have to adjust the same cut twice. No fuss, just straight math, like a well‑calibrated saw.
That’s the right formula. Store pi in a constant, maybe Math.PI if you’re in JavaScript, and use a small helper: radians = degrees * (Math.PI / 180). Keeps the conversion pure and reusable.
Nice, you’re treating the math like a good cut – straight, consistent. Just remember to check the precision of that PI constant; a tiny off‑read can warp your whole angle. Like a saw set to the wrong angle, a slight slip here will throw off the whole joint. Keep it tight, and you’ll finish clean.
Got it, precision first. Keep the constant accurate, and the rest will stay clean.