INT: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 23:30, 1 February 2022

INT <n>

Returns the integer value of a number. This is the whole part of the number, without the portion after the decimal point.

To round to the nearest integer value use the NINT function.

<n>: Anything that evaluates to a number. This can be a variable, a number, another function, or an expression which includes numbers, variables and/or functions.

For example:

123

r1

r2 + r3

(r1 + (abs(a1 * a2) / (b3 * 62)))

a1 = INT(r1)

a2 = INT(r1/14.2)

a3 = INT(1.23)

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 {{Command|syntax=[[Image:int.png|right|INT]]INT <n>
 |description=:Returns the integer value of a number. This is the whole part of the number, without the portion after the decimal point.<br>
-:To round to the nearest integer value [[rounding|see this example]].
+:To round to the nearest integer value use the NINT function.
 |param1=<n>|param1_desc={{n}}