Math
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Returns the absolute value of a variable –>
dynamic (input-dependent)
@variable
true
-
Compute simple arithmetic (+, -, *, /) –>
dynamic (input-dependent)
@expression
true
-
@operator
any of: +, -, *, /
true
(E.g., +)
@expression_2
true
-
float
@variable
true
-
integer
@expression
true
-
@expression_2
true
-
float
@expression
true
-
float
@variable
true
-
dynamic (input-dependent)
@expression
true
-
boolean
@variable
true
-
boolean
@variable
true
-
dynamic (input-dependent)
@expression
true
-
float
@expression
true
-
@literal
false
-
integer
@expression
true
-
@expression_2
true
-
float
@expression
true
-
@expression_2
true
-
float
float
@expression
true
-
@literal
false
-
float
@expression
true
-
@expression_2
true
-
integer
@variable
true
-
float
@expression
true
-
float
@expression
true
-
@literal
false
-
any ,
or
any ,
or
any ,
Returns the smallest integral value that is not less than the provided value –>
any
Divide two integer values, rounding down any remainder –>
or
any
or
any
Compute the natural exponential of a value –>
or
any ,
Returns the largest integral value that is not greater than the provided value –>
any
Find the largest of several values –>
s or s
any , , , , , ,
Return true if the value is positive or negative infinity, false otherwise. Returns NULL for NULL inputs –>
any ,
Determines whether input value is not a number (NaN) –>
any ,
Find the smallest of several values –>
s or s
any , , , , , ,
Compute the logarithm of a value to a provided base; generates an error if the variable is <= 0. If no base is provided, defaults to natural log –>
or
any ,
any ,
Modulo: compute the remainder of the division of two integers –>
or
any
or
any
Raises a value to a power –>
or
any ,
or
any ,
Generate a pseudo-random float between [0, 1) –>
Rounds a value to the nearest integer (or, if specified, to the provided number of decimal places) –>
or
any ,
any
Equivalent to the divisor operator, but returns null if an error occurs, such as a division by zero error –>
or
any ,
or
any ,
Returns the sign (-1, 0, +1) of a numeric variable –>
any ,
Compute the square root of a value; generates an error if the variable is less than 0 –>
or
any ,
Similar to round, but rounds to the nearest integer whose absolute value is not greater than the absolute value of the provided variable (always rounds towards zero) –>
or
any ,
any