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<b>Syntax</b>: <code>LOG(number, [base=10])</code>

<b>Description</b>: Returns the logarithm of a number using a base (base 10 by default).

<code>LOG(100)</code> returns the base 10 logarithm, which is <code>2</code>.

<code>LOG(100, 5)</code> returns the base 5 logarithm, which is <code>~2.861</code>.

<code>lines_changed &gt; 0 ? LOG(lines_changed) : 0</code> returns the base 10 logarithm applied to the number of lines of code changed. Note that <code>LOG(0)</code> raises an error, hence the guard against zero values.

- <code>LOG(100)</code> returns the base 10 logarithm, which is <code>2</code>.
- <code>LOG(100, 5)</code> returns the base 5 logarithm, which is <code>~2.861</code>.
- <code>lines_changed &gt; 0 ? LOG(lines_changed) : 0</code> returns the base 10 logarithm applied to the number of lines of code changed. Note that <code>LOG(0)</code> raises an error, hence the guard against zero values.

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