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Modern Math Modf
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Splits a number into whole and fractional parts that both keep its sign.
Modf( byval x as float64, byref ipart as float64 ) as float64- Returns the fraction and writes the integer part through
ipart. Both keep the sign of the input, which is what makes the two parts add back to it. - That sign rule is the difference from
Floor:Modf( -2.5 )gives -2 and -0.5, not -3 and 0.5. - The integer part comes back as a
float64, so it is exact for any magnitude the type can hold.
#import "std/numeric"
using numeric
dim as float64 ip
print Modf( 2.75, ip ) '' 0.75
print ip '' 2
'' BOTH parts keep the sign, so they add back to the input
print Modf( -2.5, ip ) '' -0.5
print ip '' -2Library: Math Library
Category: Math Library
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