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CINT, FIX, and INT Programming Example
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'This example compares output from INT, CINT, and FIX, the three
'functions that convert numeric data to integers.
CLS 'Clear screen.
PRINT " N","INT(N)","CINT(N)","FIX(N)" : PRINT
FOR I% = 1 TO 6
READ N
PRINT N, INT(N), CINT(N), FIX(N)
NEXT
DATA 99.3, 99.5, 99.7, -99.3, -99.5, -99.7
'Sample Output
'
' N INT(N) CINT(N) FIX(N)
'
' 99.3 99 99 99
' 99.5 99 100 99
' 99.7 99 100 99
'-99.3 -100 -99 -99
'-99.5 -100 -100 -99
'-99.7 -100 -100 -99