Math.log() Method

Math.log() method is used to return the natural logarithm base E of a number. If the value of the number is negative, the return value is always NaN. If the value of the number is 0 it will return Infinity.

Syntax:

Math.log(x)

Example:

<script>
    var one = Math.log(5);
    document.writeln('Output of 5 is : ' + one + '</br></br>');
    var two = Math.log(0);
    document.writeln('Output of 0 is : ' + two + '</br></br>');
    var three = Math.log(-1);
    document.writeln('Output of -1 is : ' + three + '</br></br>');
    var four = Math.log(88);
    document.writeln('Output of 88 is : ' + four + '</br></br>');
</script>

Output:

Output of 5 is : 1.6094379124341003

Output of 0 is : -Infinity

Output of -1 is : NaN

Output of 88 is : 4.477336814478207

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