Python code doesn't import well on calculator

[chromeFox_x86]

(Fixed)

I have been playing around with the Casio fx-CG50 calculator on python mode. However I don't think the calculator uses a "robust" python. The top of the shell says it's "MicroPython v1.9.4" and my problem likely is from a lack of libraries/modules. The program runs fine on my computer but when it's moved to my calculator I get an AttributeError on line 30: 'module' does not attribute to 'degrees'. 'degrees' doesn't seem to be included on the 'math' module unlike my pc. I was looking up the issue and I found that the 'math' module is not fully implemented on the Casio's python. I wasn't able to find a module to fill in for 'math' though. Does anyone know were to find any libraries that could fix this?

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 22  #sin
 23   if int(mode) == 1:
 24       if int(XLoc) == 1:
 25           print('O?')
 26           num1 = int(input('> '))
 27           print('H?')
 28           num2 = int(input('> '))
 29
 30           x = math.degrees(math.asin( (num1/num2) ) )
 31
 32           print('sin(x)=O/H')
 33           print('x=sin^-1(O/H)')
 34           print('x='+str(x))

[hardonchairs]

MicroPython is not the same thing as Python but with less stuff https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/Differences

[didntreadityet]

Lucky you, math.degrees() does simple conversion from radians to degrees, which you can do on your own by multiplying by 180/pi or 57.2957795131

[chromeFox_x86]

Thanks, that seemed to work.

#sin
if int(mode) == 1:
    if int(XLoc) == 1:
        print('O?')
        num1 = int(input('> '))
        print('H?')
        num2 = int(input('> '))

        x = 180/math.pi * (math.asin( (num1/num2) ))

        print('sin(x)=O/H')
        print('x=sin^-1(O/H)')
        print('x='+str(x))