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#ENFORCETYPE("NegativeInteger",23.34) = -23 | #ENFORCETYPE("NegativeInteger",23.34) = -23 | ||
#ENFORCETYPE("Positive",-45.34) = 45.34 | #ENFORCETYPE("Positive",-45.34) = 45.34 | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== |
Latest revision as of 14:22, 7 February 2019
ENFORCETYPE (Nature,Number)
- is any type.
- is any real number.
Description
- This function converts or enforces the given number or set of numbers to the given type.
- In , is any type of enforcing numbers.
- is any real numbers.
- Here Nature is indicating following Types:
- Integer
- Natural
- Negative
- Negative Integer
- Negzeropos
- Positive
- Positive Integer
- Zero.
- When the given is a negative decimal number and the given type is Positive Integer then the result shows the number in a Positive integer value.
- In the same way the given numbers are enforcing according to the given type.
Examples
- ENFORCETYPE("Integer",-87.65) = -87
- ENFORCETYPE("Natural",-87.65) = 87
- ENFORCETYPE("Negative",23.34) = -23.34
- ENFORCETYPE("NegativeInteger",23.34) = -23
- ENFORCETYPE("Positive",-45.34) = 45.34
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