The java.util Math log method is used to calculate the natural logarithm of a given value. Its syntax is:
public static double log(double value);
This method takes a double value as its argument and returns its natural logarithm as a double value.
Example 1:
double result = Math.log(10.0); // result = 2.302585092994046
In this example, we are calculating the natural logarithm of 10 using the Math log method.
Example 2:
double result = Math.log(Math.E); // result = 1.0
In this example, we are calculating the natural logarithm of Euler's number using the Math log method.
This method is part of the java.util package library, which provides a set of useful utility classes and methods for performing various mathematical operations.
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