int
int(number) int(string)
The INT function has the following arguments:
numberThe double value which you want to convert to an integer value
stringThe string value which you want to convert to an integer value
The int function will convert the input value to an integer value.
If the input is a number type then the value is truncated with the fractional digits discarded. Truncation will round positive numbers down to the next lowest integer, and will round negative numbers up to the next higher integer.
If the input is a string value the function will attempt to parse the input as a number. The number will then be converted to an integer as described in the previous paragraph.
If the input is an integer then the value is returned unchanged
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Formula |
Description |
Result |
|---|---|---|
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int(34.66) |
Integer value of 34.66 |
34 |
| int(-17.82) | Integer value of -17.82 | -17 |
| int('6.87') | Integer value of '6.87' | 6 |