- Function Floor(x)
Floor
Floor(
x ! (input) numerical expression
)
Arguments
- x
A scalar numerical expression.
Return Value
The function
Floor
returns the largest integer value \(\leq\) x.
Example
_p_returnA := Floor(-1.00); ! returns -1
_p_returnB := Floor(-0.99); ! returns -1
_p_returnC := Floor( 0 ); ! returns 0
_p_returnD := Floor( 0.99); ! returns 0
Note
The function
Floor
will round to the nearest integer, if it lies within the equality tolerancesequality_absolute_tolerance
andequality_relative_tolerance
.The function
Floor
can be used in the constraints of nonlinear mathematical programs. However, nonlinear solvers may experience convergence problems around integer values.When the numerical expression contains a unit, the function
Floor
will first convert the expression to the corresponding base unit, before evaluating the function itself.
See also
Arithmetic functions are discussed in full detail in Arithmetic Functions of the Language Reference.
Numeric tolerances are discussed in Arithmetic Functions of the Language Reference.