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<div style="font-size:30px">'''TOP (Array,Count)'''</div><
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<div style="font-size:30px">'''TOP (Array,Count)'''</div>
 
*<math>Array</math> is the set of values.
 
*<math>Array</math> is the set of values.
 
*<math>Count</math> is the number to display.
 
*<math>Count</math> is the number to display.
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#TOP([2.1,69.1,24.6,71.2,90.001,43.32,66.006,18.88,45.21],6) = 2.1 69.1 24.6 71.2 90.001 43.32
 
#TOP([2.1,69.1,24.6,71.2,90.001,43.32,66.006,18.88,45.21],6) = 2.1 69.1 24.6 71.2 90.001 43.32
 
#TOP([12/7,,17/8,19/3,7/8,,10/7],4) = 1.7142857142857142 null 2.125 6.333333333333333
 
#TOP([12/7,,17/8,19/3,7/8,,10/7],4) = 1.7142857142857142 null 2.125 6.333333333333333
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==Related Videos==
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{{#ev:youtube|v=En68ipRaFOU|280|center|Top Numbers}}
  
 
==See Also==
 
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 13:41, 3 December 2018

TOP (Array,Count)
  • is the set of values.
  • is the number to display.

Description

  • This function is showing uppermost numbers.
  • In , is the set of numbers.
  • is the number of numbers to display.
  • Top function is displaying the uppermost numbers from the array list with the given count numbers.
  • It will consider the string and empty space also to display.

Examples

  1. TOP([1,3,91,16,26,90],3) = 1 3 91
  2. TOP([2.1,69.1,24.6,71.2,90.001,43.32,66.006,18.88,45.21],6) = 2.1 69.1 24.6 71.2 90.001 43.32
  3. TOP([12/7,,17/8,19/3,7/8,,10/7],4) = 1.7142857142857142 null 2.125 6.333333333333333

Related Videos

Top Numbers

See Also

References