# Introduction #
The `math` namespace provides math-specific functions, for computation-oriented domains.

# Provides #
## Subnamespaces ##
  * [bitwise](stdlib_math_bitwise)
  * [random](stdlib_math_random)
  * [trig](stdlib_math_trig)

## Functions ##
### `get_e()` ###
Returns the value of _e_ as defined by Python.

### `get_pi()` ###
Returns the value of _pi_ as defined by Python.

### `abs(v)` ###
Returns the absolute value of `v`.

### `ceil(v)` ###
Returns the ceiling of `v` as an integer.

### `ceiling(v)` ###
An alias for `ceil()`.

### `floor(v)` ###
Returns the floor of `v` as an integer.

### `round(v, digits)` ###
Returns `v` rounded to the specified number of significant `digits`, which may be 0.

The value returned is always a float.

### `max(items)` ###
Returns the highest-valued item in `items`.

### `min(items)` ###
Returns the lowest-valued item in `items`.

### `mean(items)` ###
Returns the mean of all `items`.

### `median(items)` ###
Returns the median of all `items`.

### `mode(items)` ###
Returns the mode of all `items`.

### `pow(v, exponent)` ###
Returns `v` raised to the power of `exponent`.

### `sqrt(v, exponent)` ###
Returns the square root of `v`.

### `sum(items)` ###
Returns the sum of of all `items`.

### `factorial(v)` ###
Returns `v` factorial.

### `log(v, base)` ###
Returns the logarithm of `v` in terms of `base`.