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Idiom #80 Truncate floating point number to integer

Declare integer y and initialize it with the value of floating point number x . Ignore non-integer digits of x .
Make sure to truncate towards zero: a negative x must yield the closest greater integer (not lesser).

let y = x as i32;
let y = BigInt (x | 0)

`x | 0` chops off the bit of a number after the decimal.
`BigInt`s are a new JavaScript primitive for arbitrarily large integers. They are only supported by Chrome, NodeJS, and Firefox.
Y : constant Integer := Integer (Float'Truncation (X));
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let y = x as i32;
let y = BigInt (x | 0)
Y : constant Integer := Integer (Float'Truncation (X));

int y = (int)x;
int y = static_cast<int>(x);
int y = (int)x;
int y = cast(int)x;
int y = x.toInt()
y = trunc(x)
integer :: y
real  :: x
y=x
y := int(x)
def y = x as int
y = truncate x

int y = (int)x;
(truncate x)

y = math.modf(x)
$y = (int)$x;
var
  y: integer;
  x: single = -0.8;
begin
  y := trunc(x);
end;
my $y = int($x);
y = int(x)
y = x.to_i