Math command

Description

Math command would be a perfect way to perform an operation on a number and get the result. This could also give you an option to use math functions, such as calculating a cosine/sine for an angle, getting a square root of a number, or even raising a number to a particular power.

Why would it be useful?

There is currently a way to operate on a number using the «scoreboard players operation» command, which although pretty useful, is at the same time not as advanced as the Math command could be. Scoreboard operation involves creating a so-called "Dummy" player and setting a dummy score to a value, e.g. «scoreboard players set TEN dummy 10», the math command would allow a more straightforward way, by simply specifying a number. Another advantage would be the fact that the Math command returns the result and doesn't store it automatically.

You can think of scoreboard operations as the "*=" operator, whereas the Math command as the "*" one.

Possible Implementation(s)

Possible implementations of the Math command with some
example usage.

/math operation

Lets you operate on a number, such as:

/math operation divide 4 2 //returns 2

This could be equal to such code:

return 4/2;

/math function

Lets you use a math function, such as:

/math function sqrt 9 //returns 3

Whereas this could be equal to such code:

return Math.sqrt(9);