From the opinions of professional world perspectives, what are the respective differences between CS, CIS and MIS? I'm asking this because I'm going to school ready to start a Computer Science program track (out of the previously mentioned). Programming is taught through the three of them (basics of C++ and Java) but how are they appli...
I'm trying to plot out GPS data that is given to me in Hour Minute Second degree format. Will GLatLng take it in this form or do I need to convert it first. Having a hard time finding anything on the internet about this. If it can take it in this format an example would be much appreciated. ...
Using the CLLocationManager object's didUpdateHeading event, how do I convert the resulting heading.x and heading.y values into degrees I can plot onto an image of a compass? ...
Google Maps gives me the Lat and Long of a location in decimal notation like this: 38.203655,-76.113281 How do I convert those to Coords (Degrees, Minutes , Seconds) ...
The OpenGL designers were never afraid of mathematics, and knowledge of linear algebra is essential for all but the simplest OpenGL applications. I think it can safely be assumed that OpenGL programmers are familiar with angles in radians. Mathematically, radians are more elegant than degrees in every respect. They also have practical a...
Hey all, what is the Actionscript 3 equivalent of PHP's deg2rad function? ...
I import "math.h". I can use the cos function, but when I execute cos(0.321139585333178) the result is 0.948876 If I use the calculator in Mac or use a normal calculator, the result is 0.999984292347418 Can anyone help me to solve that problem? ...
I'm creating a simple 2D game in javascript/canvas. I need to figure out the angle of a certain object relative to my position. So: say I'm at (10,10) and the object is at (10,5) - that would result in 90 degrees (as positive Y is down, negative Y is up) (10,10) vs (10,15) would be 270 degrees. How would I go about this? ...
I have a field in my csv file which contains the text: Frozen at 20°C but when i import into my database it appears as: Frozen at 20�C anyone know how i can keep the correct degree symbol? my import code looks like this string fieldValue = csv[i].Trim(); ...