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rad2deg — Convert angles from radians to degrees.

d = rad2deg(r) converts each angle in r from radians to degrees using r*180/pi.

How rad2deg works

  • Operates element-wise on scalars, vectors, matrices, and N-D tensors.
  • Integer and logical inputs are promoted to double precision before conversion.
  • Complex inputs are scaled component-wise, matching ordinary multiplication by 180/pi.
  • Output shape matches the input shape.
  • String inputs are unsupported and raise a builtin-scoped error.

Examples

Converting a scalar angle

d = rad2deg(pi)

Expected output:

d = 180

Converting a vector of angles

angles = [0 pi/6 pi/4 pi/3 pi/2];
d = rad2deg(angles)

Expected output:

d = [0 30 45 60 90]

FAQ

Is rad2deg(x) equivalent to x*180/pi?

Yes. The builtin exists for readability and MATLAB compatibility.

Does rad2deg preserve array shape?

Yes. Each element is converted independently and the original shape is preserved.

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Open-source implementation

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