CoreandServices.book - Ocean - Schlumberger

Geometry
and therefore has a Z component. The following sections detail the constructors,
properties, and methods available.
Each vector type has multiple constructors. The following examples use Vector3. This is
construction by three coordinates (X, Y, and Z respectively):
double x = 10 ;
double y = 20 ;
double z = 30 ;
vector3 v = new Vector3( x, y, z) ;
Here is the copy constructor:
Vector3 V2 = new Vector3 (v);
The public properties for Vector3 class are:
• X - This property gets the x-coordinate of the instance.
• Y - This property gets the y-coordinate of the instance.
• Z - This property gets the z-coordinate of the instance.
• Norm - This property computes the norm of this instance. The norm is the square root
of the dot product of the object with itself.
Vector3 vt = new Vector3(20, 30, 40);
double x = vt.X;
// x = 20
double y = vt.Y ;
// y = 30
double z = vt.Z ;
// z = 40
double norm = vt.Norm
// norm = = 53.8516
Vector2 and Vector3 classes also expose the following static read only public
fields:
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