PI() function: π
Ouput is 3.141593This is a mathematical constant (π) and the value displayed by MySQL is for 7 digits after decimal but internaly stores double-precision value of PI. PI() with DEGREES()DEGREES function converts redian to degree
PI with SIN() COS()We can get sine of any value in radians by using sin(), note that sin(x) takes input in redian. Value of x is in redian.SELECT SIN(PI()); // Ouput is 1.2246467991473532e-16We can use use ROUND Function to rounds to output SELECT ROUND(SIN(PI())); // Output is 0 SELECT ROUND(SIN(PI()/2)); // Output is 1We will allow some decimal places to be shown as the value of SIN varies between 0 and 1. SELECT ROUND( SIN( PI( ) /3 ), 3 ) //Output is 0.866 SELECT ROUND( SIN( PI( ) /4 ) , 4 ) // Output is 0.7071We can try COS values SELECT ROUND( COS( PI( ) /3 ), 3 ) //Output is 0.500 SELECT ROUND( COS( PI( ) /2 ), 3 ) // Output is 0.000
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