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Hypot Node

The Hypot node calculates the hypotenuse of a right triangle given two sides.

Hypot Node

Description​

The Hypot node calculates the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle using the Pythagorean theorem: √(A² + B²). This function helps avoid overflow when A and B are large numbers.

Execution Inputs​

None (data node, no execution flow)

Variable Inputs​

  • A (number): The length of the first side of the right triangle
  • B (number): The length of the second side of the right triangle

Execution Outputs​

None (data node, no execution flow)

Variable Outputs​

  • Result (number): The length of the hypotenuse

Special Notes​

  • If either input cannot be parsed as a number, the result defaults to "0.0"
  • The node works with both integer and floating-point numbers
  • This node doesn't have execution pins - it's a pure data node

Example Usage​

Calculate distances, such as the distance between two points in 2D space, or determine diagonal lengths. Connect number outputs from Integer or Float nodes to the A and B inputs, then use the Result output in other calculations or comparisons.

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