V5 beta Apr-10-2022 available now

 From:  bemfarmer
10652.71 In reply to 10652.70 
Thank you James.

After recreating your node, I got exactly the same result as you did.

45 degrees = PI/4 radians.
In nodeeditor math node, sin(45) = sin[PI/4]

The conclusion for nodeeditor, is that when using square brackets, sin[theta] , theta is in degrees, not radians.
And, in nodeeditor, when using parenthesis, sin(theta), theta is to be in radians, not degrees.
Somewhere along the way I missed this distinction.
So in adapting javascript Math.sin(), Max's presets for sin[] and cos[] in Math node are set up for degrees, not radians. (?)

A bracket is sometimes called a square bracket. [ or ]
A parenthesis is sometimes called a round bracket. ( or )

So my last few posts have nothing to do with Windows 11, nor MoI V5beta. (And belong in a different thread...)
Also, a week or two ago, I may have posted incorrect or misleading sine information...

- Brian

A totally separate topic, with no relevance to nodeeditor: In general mathematics, brackets or parenthesis are used in finding domain or range.
https://socratic.org/questions/how-do-you-know-when-to-use-brackets-or-parenthesis-in-finding-domain-or-range

EDITED: 29 Apr 2022 by BEMFARMER