Number
= min(, )
Returns the lowest value Argument (1 ops)
= min(, , )
Returns the lowest value Argument (1 ops)
= min(, , , )
Returns the lowest value Argument (1 ops)
= max(, )
Returns the highest value Argument (1 ops)
= max(, , )
Returns the highest value Argument (1 ops)
= max(, , , )
Returns the highest value Argument (1 ops)
= isfinite( Value)
(2 ops)
= isinf( Value)
Returns 1 if given value is a positive infinity or -1 if given value is a negative infinity; otherwise 0. (2 ops)
= isnan( Value)
Returns 1 if given value is not a number (NaN); otherwise 0. (2 ops)
= abs( Value)
Returns the Magnitude of the Argument (2 ops)
= ceil( Rv1)
Rounds the Argument up to the nearest Integer (2 ops)
= ceil( Value, Decimals)
Rounds Argument 1 up to Argument 2's decimal precision (2 ops)
= floor( Rv1)
Rounds the Argument down to the nearest Integer (2 ops)
= floor( Value, Decimals)
Rounds Argument 1 down to Argument 2's decimal precision (2 ops)
= round( Rv1)
Rounds the Argument to the nearest Integer (2 ops)
= round( Value, Decimals)
Rounds Argument 1 to Argument 2's decimal precision (2 ops)
= int( Rv1)
Returns the Integer part of the Argument (always rounds towards zero) (2 ops)
= frac( Rv1)
Returns the Fractional part (decimal places) of the Argument (2 ops)
= mod(, )
Modulo, returns the Remainder after Argument 1 has been divided by Argument 2. Note "mod(-1, 3) = -1" (2 ops)
= wrap(, )
Performs (n1 + n2) % (n2 * 2) - n2 (2 ops)
= clamp(, , )
If Arg1 = Arg3 (max) returns Arg3; otherwise returns Arg1 (2 ops)
= inrange( Value, Min, Max)
Returns 1 if N is in the interval [N2; N3], 0 otherwise. This means it is equivalent to ((N2 <= N) & (N <= N3)) (2 ops)
= sign()
Returns the sign of argument (-1,0,1) [sign(N) = N / abs(N) ] (2 ops)
= random()
Returns a random floating-point number between 0 and 1 [0 <= x < 1 ] (2 ops)
= random()
Returns a random floating-point number between 0 and the specified value [0 <= x < a ] (2 ops)
= random(, )
Returns a random floating-point number between the specified interval [a <= x < b ] (2 ops)
= randint()
Returns a random integer from 1 to the specified value [1 <= x <= a ] (2 ops)
= randint(, )
Returns a random integer in the specified interval [a <= x <= b ] (2 ops)
= sqrt()
Returns the Square Root of the Argument (2 ops)
= cbrt()
Returns the Cube Root of the Argument (2 ops)
= root(, )
Returns the Nth Root of the first Argument (2 ops)
= e()
Returns Euler's Constant (2 ops)
= exp()
Returns e to the power of the Argument (same as e()^N but shorter and faster this way) (2 ops)
= frexp( X)
Returns the mantissa and exponent of the given floating-point number as a vector2 (X component holds a mantissa, and Y component holds an exponent) (2 ops)
= ln()
Returns the logarithm to base e of the Argument (2 ops)
= log2()
Returns the logarithm to base 2 of the Argument (2 ops)
= log10()
Returns the logarithm to base 10 of the Argument (2 ops)
= log(, )
Returns the logarithm to base Argument 2 of Argument 1 (2 ops)
= inf()
Returns a huge constant (infinity) (2 ops)
= pi()
Returns the constant PI (2 ops)
= toRad()
Converts Degree angles to Radian angles (2 ops)
= toDeg()
Converts Radian angles to Degree angles (2 ops)
= acos()
Returns the inverse cosine of the argument, in degrees (2 ops)
= asin()
Returns the inverse sine of the argument, in degrees (2 ops)
= atan()
Returns the inverse tangent of the argument, in degrees (2 ops)
= atan(, )
Returns the inverse tangent of the arguments (arg1 / arg2), in degrees. This function accounts for positive/negative arguments, and arguments at or close to 0 (2 ops)
= cos()
Returns the cosine of N degrees (2 ops)
= sec()
Returns the secant of N degrees (2 ops)
= sin()
Returns the sine of N degrees (2 ops)
= csc()
Returns the cosecant of N degrees (2 ops)
= tan()
Returns the tangent of N degrees (2 ops)
= cot()
Returns the cotangent of N degrees (2 ops)
= cosh()
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of N degrees (2 ops)
= sech()
Returns the hyperbolic secant of N degrees (2 ops)
= sinh()
Returns the hyperbolic sine of N degrees (2 ops)
= csch()
Returns the hyperbolic cosecant of N degrees (2 ops)
= tanh()
Returns the hyperbolic tangent of N degrees (2 ops)
= coth()
Returns the hyperbolic cotangent of N degrees (2 ops)
= acosr()
Returns the inverse cosine of the argument, in radians (2 ops)
= asinr()
Returns the inverse sine of the argument, in radians (2 ops)
= atanr()
Returns the inverse tangent of the argument, in radians (2 ops)
= atanr(, )
Returns the inverse tangent of the arguments (arg1 / arg2), in radians. This function accounts for positive/negative arguments, and arguments at or close to 0 (2 ops)
= cosr()
Returns the cosine of N radians (2 ops)
= secr()
Returns the secant of N radians (2 ops)
= sinr()
Returns the sine of N radians (2 ops)
= cscr()
Returns the cosecant of N radians (2 ops)
= tanr()
Returns the tangent of N radians (2 ops)
= cotr()
Returns the cotangent of N radians (2 ops)
= coshr()
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of N radians (2 ops)
= sechr()
Returns the hyperbolic secant of N radians (2 ops)
= sinhr()
Returns the hyperbolic sine of N radians (2 ops)
= cschr()
Returns the hyperbolic cosecant of N radians (2 ops)
= tanhr()
Returns the hyperbolic tangent of N radians (2 ops)
= cothr()
Returns the hyperbolic cotangent of N radians (2 ops)
= toString( Number)
Formats a number as a string. (Numbers may be concatenated into a string without using this function) (15 ops)
= :toString()
Formats a number as a string. (Numbers may be concatenated into a string without using this function) (15 ops)
= toString( Number, Base)
Formats a number as a string, using argument 2 as the base. i.e. using 16 for base would convert the number to hex (25 ops)
= :toString( Base)
Formats a number as a string, using argument 2 as the base. i.e. using 16 for base would convert the number to hex (25 ops)