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How to use the floor method in Julia
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Overview
The floor(x) method will return the nearest integral value of x that is less than or equal to x.
Syntax
floor(x)
Argument
x: The value for which the floor value is to be calculated.
Return value
The nearest integral less than or equal to the specified value will be returned.
Code
The code below demonstrates how to use the floor method.
## find floor of 3 println( "floor(3) => $(floor(3))") ## find floor of 3.4 println( "floor(3.4) => $(floor(3.4))") ## find floor of 3.6 println( "floor(3.6) => $(floor(3.6))") ## find floor of 3.99 println( "floor(3.99) => $(floor(3.99))")
Using the floor method
Explanation
In the above code, we do the following:
Line 2: We use the floor method with 3 as an argument. The floor(3) will return 3 .
Line 5: We use the floor method with 3.4 as an argument. The floor(3.4)will return 3.0.
Line 8: We use the floor method with 3.6 as an argument. The floor(3.6) will return 3.0.
Line 11: We use the floor method with 3.99 as an argument. The floor(3.99) will return 3.0.
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