abs() function

The abs() function returns the absolute (positive) portion of the integer number derived from the given numeric expression.

Syntax

abs(num.exp)

Parameter(s)

num.exp

Expression resulting in an integer number.

Note: If the expression is nonnumeric, 0 is assumed.

Example(s)

x = -1
y = abs(x)
print y
1

See also

FlashBASIC C functions overview, int() function, Numeric expressions, Statements and functions, ub070 user exit