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It does so by multiplying the number by a power of 10, then rounding the result to the nearest integer, then dividing by the power of 10. To better preserve precision, it takes advantage of Number's toString() method, which represents large or small numbers in scientific notation (like 6.02e23).

In the LaTeX typesetting system, these symbols can be specified with the \lceil, \rceil, \lfloor, and \rfloor commands in math mode, and extended in size using \left\lceil, \right\rceil, \left\lfloor, and \right\rfloor as needed.

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Since none of the functions discussed in this article are continuous, none of them have a power series expansion. Since floor and ceiling are not periodic, they do not have uniformly convergent Fourier series expansions. The fractional part function has Fourier series expansion[18]

At points of discontinuity, a Fourier series converges to a value that is the average of its limits on the left and the right, unlike the floor, ceiling and fractional part functions: for y fixed and x a multiple of y the Fourier series given converges to y/2, rather than to x mod y = 0. At points of continuity the series converges to the true value.

In most programming languages, the simplest method to convert a floating point number to an integer does not do floor or ceiling, but truncation. The reason for this is historical, as the first machines used ones' complement and truncation was simpler to implement (floor is simpler in two's complement). FORTRAN was defined to require this behavior and thus almost all processors implement conversion this way. Some consider this to be an unfortunate historical design decision that has led to bugs handling negative offsets and graphics on the negative side of the origin.[citation needed]

In Microsoft Excel the floor function is implemented as INT (which rounds down rather than toward zero).[52] The command FLOOR in earlier versions would round toward zero, effectively the opposite of what "int" and "floor" do in other languages. Since 2010 FLOOR has been fixed to round down, with extra arguments that can reproduce previous behavior.[53] The OpenDocument file format, as used by OpenOffice.org, Libreoffice and others, uses the same function names; INT does floor[54] and FLOOR has a third argument that can make it round toward zero.[55]

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This is truncation as opposed to flooring. Howard's answer is sort of correct; But I would add that Math.floor does exactly what it is supposed to with respect to negative numbers. Mathematically, that is what a floor is.

Bitwise operations work in 32bit signed integers. 32bit signed integers use first bit as negative signifier and the other 31 bits are the number. Because of this, the min and max number allowed 32bit signed numbers are -2,147,483,648 and 2147483647 (0x7FFFFFFFF), respectively.

Also. Bitwise operations don't "floor". They truncate, which is the same as saying, they round closest to 0. Once you go around to negative numbers, Math.floor rounds down while bitwise start rounding up.

Your first point is correct. The number is cast to an integer and thus any decimal digits are removed. Please note, that Math.floor rounds to the next integer towards minus infinity and thus gives a different result when applied to negative numbers.

IMO: The question "How does it work?", "Does it have any advantages over doing Math.floor?", "Does it have any disadvantages?" pale in comparison to "Is it at all logical to use it for this purpose?"

Oh huh, wow, that is very interesting and makes a lot of sense. I think the take-away for me here is that I should be choosing a smarter quantization algorithm if idempotence mattered to me! Or at least write a different method for normed numbers in this case.

Now, i've declared n as an INT variable, but the KRL round it at the closest INT number, giving me n= 4.

i know that in C languages there is the function FLOOR(n), there's someting similar on KRL?

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For example, you might have a field that contains values for the variance in your budget, titled Budget Variance. One of those values might be -7. You can use the ABS function to return the absolute value of that number, and all the other numbers in that field.

Some databases, such as SQL Server, allow specification of a negative length, where -1 rounds number to 10's, -2 rounds to 100's, and so on. This is not true of all databases. For example, it is not true of Excel or Access.

pattern (Optional): Text - The format pattern text used to parse numbers formatted in a localized context from a text value to a number. The following are special characters used to define the pattern:

For the ceil(), floor(), and modf() functions, note that allfloating-point numbers of sufficiently large magnitude are exact integers.Python floats typically carry no more than 53 bits of precision (the same as theplatform C double type), in which case any float x with abs(x) >= 2**52necessarily has no fractional bits.

The final step is to add your numbers. I created these Circle Neon Numbers that I use for many things in my classroom. I laminated an extra set for this project and used a dab of hot glue to attach them to the pink tape.

In the two-argument case, the result is roughly the same as (atan (/ (exact->inexact y)) (exact->inexact x)), but the signs of y and x determine the quadrant of the result. Moreover, a suitable angle is returned when y divided by x produces +nan.0 in the case that neither y nor x is +nan.0. Finally, if y is exact 0 and x is a positive number, the result is exact 0. If both x and y are exact 0, the exn:fail:contract:divide-by-zero exception is raised.

The random-seed function is convenient for some purposes, butnote that the space of states for a pseudo-random number generator ismuch larger that the space of allowed values for k. Usevector->pseudo-random-generator! to set a pseudo-randomnumber generator to any of its possible states.

If convert-mode is 'number-or-false, the result is#f if s does not parse exactly as a number datum(with no whitespace). If convert-mode is 'read, theresult can be an extflonum, and it can be a string thatcontains an error message if read of s would reporta reader exception (but the result can still be #f ifread would report a symbol).

Before printing, n is converted to an exact number,multiplied by (expt 10 decimal-digits), rounded, and thendivided again by (expt 10 decimal-digits). The result of thisprocess is an exact number whose decimal representation has no morethan decimal-digits digits after the decimal (and it ispadded with trailing zeros if necessary).

If n is a real number with no decimal representation (e.g.+nan.0, +inf.0), then the exn:fail:contract exception is raised.(Any real number that is convertible to decimal notation is rational,so n must be rational?, despite the name of thefunction.)

Why do Las Vegas hotels skip so many floors when issuing room numbers? I can understand avoiding the 13th floor, especially in a gambling city, but I remember hearing that the Palms is 10 stories lower than its room numbers and I imagine other hotel towers pull the same stunt. Are they just lying to look bigger? Or is there some other (less dishonest) reason?

Well, as you say, skipping an entire digits worth of floor numbers certainly makes Las Vegas hotel towers seem taller. But we believe the real reason is all about superstition. Gambling, obviously, is a superstitious business and Las Vegas is a superstitious city that attracts superstitious people on both sides of the tables.

Asian cultures, in particular, seem to have more superstitions, numerical imperatives, and subtle idiosyncrasies going on than Western cultures. Numerology is a big part of the Eastern paradigm. Numbers have magical powers. When your number comes up, it tells you something about your place in the cosmic scheme of things. Through play, the gods show you your standing in the universe and you accept it.

Eight is the magic number, considered to be highly auspicious in Asian cultures, thanks to its similarity to the word for "prosper." Casinos in Australia, such as the Crowne in Melbourne, have as the last four digits of their phone numbers lucky 8888 and the Rio, historically a popular casino with Asian players, commissioned original "lucky" artwork in the shape of a painting featuring multiple figure eights for its high-roller Palazzo accommodations, which were also designed around the principles of feng shui. In Las Vegas, "lucky" number 7 is preferred, as evidenced by numerous casino phone numbers.

Other examples of this floor-count massaging include the Wynn, which skips the 13th floor and the 40s, plus floors 1 through 4, so the first floor is the 5th and although the top floor is the 60th, in reality it's only the 45th.

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