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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
 
A float64, named for its <tt>floating-point</tt>, represents a number with a [http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=mantissa mantissa] to 64 bits of precision.
 
A float64, named for its <tt>floating-point</tt>, represents a number with a [http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=mantissa mantissa] to 64 bits of precision.
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== Members ==
 
== Members ==
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* [[ObjectType:int64|int64]] '''Ceil''': The value of this float, to its largest partial number (e.g. for 1.1 this is 2, for -0.1 this is 0).
 
* [[ObjectType:int64|int64]] '''Ceil''': The value of this float, to its largest partial number (e.g. for 1.1 this is 2, for -0.1 this is 0).
 
* [[ObjectType:int|int]] '''Round''': The value of this float, rounded to the nearest whole number
 
* [[ObjectType:int|int]] '''Round''': The value of this float, rounded to the nearest whole number
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* [[ObjectType:bool|bool]] '''Between[a,b]''': TRUE if  a<= value and value <= b
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* [[ObjectType:bool|bool]] '''Equal['''[[LavishScript:Mathematical Formulae|formula]]''']''': TRUE if the float64 matches the specified value
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* [[ObjectType:string|string]] '''AsJSON''': A string with the value of the float64, as would be in JSON
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== Methods ==
 
== Methods ==
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* '''Dec['''[[LavishScript:Mathematical Formulae|formula]]''']''': Decrements this float64 by a given amount
 
* '''Dec['''[[LavishScript:Mathematical Formulae|formula]]''']''': Decrements this float64 by a given amount
 
* '''Set['''[[LavishScript:Mathematical Formulae|formula]]''']''': Sets this float64 to a given value
 
* '''Set['''[[LavishScript:Mathematical Formulae|formula]]''']''': Sets this float64 to a given value
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== Examples ==
 
== Examples ==
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*bankcash1:Inc[${bankcash2}]
 
*bankcash1:Inc[${bankcash2}]
 
:'''Note:''' These two commands are identical
 
:'''Note:''' These two commands are identical
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== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
 
{{LavishScript:ObjectType}}
 
{{LavishScript:ObjectType}}

Latest revision as of 14:22, 14 October 2019

Object Type Vitals
float64
Defined By LavishScript
Inherits none
Reduces To The string representation of this float64, to the nearest hundredth
Variable Object Type float64
Uses Sub-Types no
C/C++ Type double

Description

A float64, named for its floating-point, represents a number with a mantissa to 64 bits of precision.


Members

  • string Deci: The value of this float, to the nearest tenth
  • string Centi: The value of this float, to the nearest hundredth
  • string Milli: The value of this float, to the nearest thousandth
  • int64 Int: The value of this float, to its largest whole number (e.g. for 1.9 this is 1, for -0.1, this is -1)
  • string Precision[#]: The value of this float, to the nearest # decimal places (e.g. 1 is tenths, 2 is hundredths, 3 is thousandths, and so on)
  • int64 Ceil: The value of this float, to its largest partial number (e.g. for 1.1 this is 2, for -0.1 this is 0).
  • int Round: The value of this float, rounded to the nearest whole number
  • bool Between[a,b]: TRUE if a<= value and value <= b
  • bool Equal[formula]: TRUE if the float64 matches the specified value
  • string AsJSON: A string with the value of the float64, as would be in JSON


Methods

  • Inc: Increments this float64 by 1.0
  • Inc[formula]: Increments this float64 by a given amount
  • Dec: Decrements this float64 by 1.0
  • Dec[formula]: Decrements this float64 by a given amount
  • Set[formula]: Sets this float64 to a given value


Examples

Declare a float variable

  • Declare Faction float64

Set a variable to a given number

  • Faction:Set[3912.392]

Increment a float64 variable

  • Faction:Inc

Decrement a float64 variable

  • Faction:Dec

Add two float64 variables

  • bankcash1:Set[${bankcash1}+${bankcash2}]
  • bankcash1:Inc[${bankcash2}]
Note: These two commands are identical


See Also

LavishScript Object Types