How to display a power of a given number

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how can I display the power of a given number in c# in a windows form.. as an example
2²

Posted 8-Jun-11 22:24pm

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yesotaso 9-Jun-11 4:47am

Could you please be more specific? Is 2² the form you want to show it or you want the result as 4?

RakeshMeena 9-Jun-11 23:07pm

May I know the reason why my answer is downvoted. I'm trying to help here and this is what I get in return. Sick of you guys

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Use the Math.Pow[^] method to compute the value (there's an example in the documentation page) and then show the value in a TextBox.

Posted 8-Jun-11 22:29pm

Try:

2^2

Power sign is the up-arrow sign on the keyboard (along with number 6)

Posted 8-Jun-11 22:30pm

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RakeshMeena · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-08T22:54:00

If you are looking for superscript or subscript kind of format, try RichTextBox instead. This link might help you.

Posted 8-Jun-11 22:54pm

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Member 7980534 16-Jun-11 22:53pm

It's working thank you very much. I hope your kindly help further more for my project.