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#TOPN([1.2,8.001,2.8,10,4.001,6,2],0) = 1.2 | #TOPN([1.2,8.001,2.8,10,4.001,6,2],0) = 1.2 | ||
#TOPN([100,12,31,89,12,17,19],10)= 100 12 31 89 12 17 19 | #TOPN([100,12,31,89,12,17,19],10)= 100 12 31 89 12 17 19 | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:45, 3 December 2018
TOPN (Array,n)
- is the set of numbers.
- is the number.
is the set of numbers.
is the number.Description
- This function shows the starting 'n' values of the given array.
- In , is the set of values and is the number of the value.
- shows the first 'n' values from the given set of values.
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shows the first 'n' values from the given set of values.Examples
- TOPN([20,13,17,19,22,26,32,56,45,10,98,112,134,201],6) = 20 13 17 19 22 26
- TOPN([1.2,8.001,2.8,10,4.001,6,2],0) = 1.2
- TOPN([100,12,31,89,12,17,19],10)= 100 12 31 89 12 17 19
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