OCL Number Operators
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== Number Operators ==
In addition to the basic math functions (+, -, /, \*) are a number of advanced functions. Take note that *Number* denotes both *Integer* and *Real*, and they're substitutive unless otherwise specified.
In addition to the basic math functions (+, -, /, \*) are a number of advanced functions. Take note that *Number* denotes both *Integer* and *Real*, and they're substitutive unless otherwise specified.
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!Operators
!Description
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|[[OCLOperators Number::abs () : Number|'''Number::abs () : Number''']]
|Returns the absolute value of ''self'', ''self'' if it is already a positive number.
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|[[OCLOperators Number::floor () : Integer|'''Number::floor () : Integer''']]
|Returns the integer part of self if it is a Real, self if it is an Integer.
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|[[OCLOperators Number::max ( r : Number ) : Number|'''Number::max ( r : Number ) : Number''']]
|Returns the greatest number between self and *r*.
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|[[OCLOperators Number::min ( r : Number ) : Number|'''Number::min ( r : Number ) : Number''']]
|Returns the lowest number between ''self'' and *r*.
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|[[OCLOperators Number::round () : Integer|'''Number::round () : Integer''']]
|Returns the nearest integer to ''self'' if it is a Real, ''self'' if it is an Integer.
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|Number::ieeereminder(r:Number):Integer
|Reminder of division with r, ie modulus or mod or %
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|[[OCLOperators Integer::div ( i : Integer ) : Integer|'''Integer::div ( i : Integer ) : Integer''']]
|Returns the integer quotient of the division of ''self'' by *i*.
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|[[OCLOperators Integer::mod ( i : Integer ) : Integer|'''Integer::mod ( i : Integer ) : Integer''']]
|Returns the integer remainder of the division of ''self'' by *i*.
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Revision as of 07:46, 21 April 2023

Number Operators

In addition to the basic math functions (+, -, /, \*) are a number of advanced functions. Take note that *Number* denotes both *Integer* and *Real*, and they're substitutive unless otherwise specified.

Operators Description
Number::abs () : Number Returns the absolute value of selfself if it is already a positive number.
Number::floor () : Integer Returns the integer part of self if it is a Real, self if it is an Integer.
Number::max ( r : Number ) : Number Returns the greatest number between self and *r*.
Number::min ( r : Number ) : Number Returns the lowest number between self and *r*.
Number::round () : Integer Returns the nearest integer to self if it is a Real, self if it is an Integer.
Number::ieeereminder(r:Number):Integer Reminder of division with r, ie modulus or mod or %
Integer::div ( i : Integer ) : Integer Returns the integer quotient of the division of self by *i*.
Integer::mod ( i : Integer ) : Integer Returns the integer remainder of the division of self by *i*.
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