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Y : constant Integer := Integer (Float'Truncation (X));
int y = (int)x;The (int) isn't really necessary. The compiler will cast x automatically.
int y = static_cast<int>(x);int y = (int)x;int y = cast(int)x;int y = x.toInt()There is no automatic conversion, so you have to explicitly call toInt on the double. The toInt call truncates, there are also ceil, floor and round methods.
y = trunc(x)integer :: y
real :: x
y=xFor specific methods of converting floating point to integer see instrinsics INT, NINT, CEIL, FLOOR
y = truncate x
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.
`BigInt`s are a new JavaScript primitive for arbitrarily large integers. They are only supported by Chrome, NodeJS, and Firefox.
int y = (int)x;(truncate x)
; You might also define it using floor function:
(defun tr (x)
(let ((fl (floor x)))
(if (and (< x 0) (> x fl)) (+ 1 fl) fl ))
)
(defun tr (x)
(let ((fl (floor x)))
(if (and (< x 0) (> x fl)) (+ 1 fl) fl ))
)
y = math.modf(x)$y = (int)$x;var
y: integer;
x: single = -0.8;
begin
y := trunc(x);
end;my $y = int($x);y = x.to_iSynonyms are truncate and to_int
let y = x as i32;