EXP(): value of e raised to the power of input number
SELECT EXP( 2 ); // Output is 7.38905609893065
SELECT EXP(-2); // Output is 0.135335283236613
SELECT EXP(0); // Output is 1
EXP() with ROUND()
SELECT ROUND(EXP(-3),2); // Output is 0.05
Syntax
SELECT EXP( X )
We can get value of e raised to the power of X
Example
SELECT EXP( 1 ); // Output is 2.71828182845905
The value of e ( the base of natural logarithms ) is almost equal to 2.71828182845905. So any argument passed to EXP() gives the output by raising the power of e to this value.
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