Python math.degrees() – Convert Radians to Degrees

Python math.degrees()

math.degrees(x) function converts x radians into degrees and returns the degrees.

Syntax

The syntax to call degrees() function is

math.degrees(x)

where

Parameter Required Description
x Yes A numeric value that represents angle in radians.

Examples

In the following example, we convert 2 radians into degrees, using degrees() function of math module.

Python Program

import math

x = 2 #radians
result = math.degrees(x)
print('degrees(x) :', result)
Run Code

Output

degrees(x) : 114.59155902616465

Now, let us convert one radian into degrees.

Python Program

import math

x = 1 #radians
result = math.degrees(x)
print('degrees(x) :', result)
Run Code

Output

degrees(x) : 57.29577951308232

Summary

In this Python Examples tutorial, we learned the syntax of, and examples for math.degrees() function.

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