Float Functions

abs

float.abs(): float

Returns the absolute value of a float. If the float is negative, it will return its positive value

Input example:

{{ -5.125.abs() }}

Output:

5.125

ceil

float.ceil(): int

Returns the rounded up value of a float to the nearest integer

Input example:

{{ 5.125.ceil() }}

Output:

6

floor

float.floor(): int

Returns the rounded down value of a float to the nearest integer

Input example:

{{ 5.125.floor() }}

Output:

5

int

float.int(): int

Converts a float to an integer by removing the decimal part of the number. It doesn't round the number, it just removes the decimal part

Input example:

{{ 5.5.int() }}

Output:

5

str

float.str(): str

Converts a float to a string. It's useful when you want to manipulate the float as a string. For displaying the float, you don't need to use this function, as Textwire automatically converts the float to a string when displaying it

Input example:

{{ 5.125.str() }}

Output

5.125