#include#include double AsDelta(double angle1, double angle2){ double delta = angle2 - angle1; if(delta < -M_PI){ delta += 2*M_PI; } else if(delta > M_PI){ delta -= 2*M_PI; } return delta; } int main(){ double a1 = 0.0; double a2 = M_PI/2; double delta = AsDelta(a1, a2); std::cout << "The delta between " << a1 << " and " << a2 << " is " << delta << std::endl; return 0; }
The delta between 0 and 1.5708 is 1.5708
#include#include #include int main(){ double a1 = 0.0; double a2 = angles::from_degrees(180.0); double delta = angles::shortest_angular_distance(a1, a2); std::cout << "The delta between " << angles::to_degrees(a1) << " and " << angles::to_degrees(a2) << " is " << angles::to_degrees(delta) << " degrees" << std::endl; return 0; }
The delta between 0 and 180 is 180 degreesIn example 1, we manually calculate the delta between two angles using the AsDelta function. In example 2, we use the `angles` package library to convert degrees to radians and calculate the shortest angular distance between two angles. The `angles` package library is used for this example.