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Pretty straight forward. We are allowed sqauare and square root, so the absolute value of a number (assuming it is not complex!) is simply square it then square root it.
#MATLAB, 10 bytes#
@(a)a^2^.5
Pretty straight forward. We are allowed sqauare and square root, so the absolute value of a number (assuming it is not complex!) is simply square it then square root it.
MATLAB, 10 bytes
@(a)a^2^.5
Pretty straight forward. We are allowed sqauare and square root, so the absolute value of a number (assuming it is not complex!) is simply square it then square root it.
Pretty straight forward. We are allowed sqauare and square root, so the absolute value of a number (assuming it is not complex!) is simply square it then square root it.
