Swift - trunc() Function
The Swift trunc() function is used to round the given number towards zero. It returns the nearest integral value with absolute value less than the argument.
Syntax
In Foundation framework, it is defined as follows:
public func trunc(_ __x: Double) -> Double
Parameters
x |
Specify a number. |
Return Value
Returns the nearest integral value with absolute value less than the argument.
Example:
In the example below, trunc() function returns the nearest integral value with absolute value less than the argument.
import Foundation
print("trunc(10.4) = \(trunc(10.4))")
print("trunc(10.6) = \(trunc(10.6))")
print("trunc(10.5) = \(trunc(10.5))")
print("trunc(11.5) = \(trunc(11.5))")
print("trunc(12.5) = \(trunc(12.5))")
print("trunc(-10.5) = \(trunc(-10.5))")
print("trunc(-11.5) = \(trunc(-11.5))")
print("trunc(-12.5) = \(trunc(-12.5))")
The output of the above code will be:
trunc(10.4) = 10.0 trunc(10.6) = 10.0 trunc(10.5) = 10.0 trunc(11.5) = 11.0 trunc(12.5) = 12.0 trunc(-10.5) = -10.0 trunc(-11.5) = -11.0 trunc(-12.5) = -12.0
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