To use std::sqrt as a parameter, you can simply pass the value you want to calculate the square root of as an argument to the std::sqrt function:
double x = 16.0;
double y = std::sqrt(x);
In this example, the variable y
would be assigned the value 4.0, which is the square root of 16.0.
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