Using the Math.Pow function
c#, pow
Solution
As far as the error you're getting:
Math.Pow takes 2 doubles as arguments and returns a double. Your method is declared as returning an int. This means that result is an int. You need to cast the result of Math.Pow to int:
result = (int)Math.Pow(firstNumber, secondNumber);
Problem
I have a constructor that returns the result of two ints with a 'to the power of' operator. I am trying to use the math.pow method to do this but im not to sure how it work. Here is my constructor ``` public int Power (int firstNumber, int secondNumber) { result = Math.Pow(firstNumber, secondNumber); return result; } ``` and the code that calls it ``` case "^": result = application.Power(firstInt, secondInt); labelResult.Text = ("" + result); break; ``` How do i use the Math.Pow method in this situation?