Term: EXP

Definition:
The Oracle EXP function returns e raised to the nth power, where e = 2.71828183

Example Syntax:

SELECT 2.71828183 * 2.71828183 FROM dual;

SELECT EXP(2) FROM dual;

SELECT 2.71828183 * 2.71828183 * 2.71828183 FROM dual;

• Oracle Numeric Functions: EXP

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