Hi all,

The source for Math.atan2 documents its parameters as (x, y), as does
the Japanese Ruby book (pg 504).  However, the atan2 function takes
its arguments as (y, x) according to the Unix man pages and the Java
documentation (which is based netlib's math library).

I'm assuming it should be atan2(y,x), right?

/\ndy

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