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