The float data type

Literal syntax

digit*.digit+

Parameter	Description
digit (required)	A numeric character (0-9).

Remarks

NaN (not a number) is a special float-type value that represents an undefined or unrepresentable numeric value.

Members

float.NaN() Generate a float value that is NaN (not a number).
float.IsNaN() Determines whether a float is NaN or not.
float.PositiveInfinity() Generates a positive infinite value.
float.NegativeInfinity() Generates a negative infinite value.
float.IsInfinity() Determines whether the float evaluates to positive or negative infinity.
float.IsPositiveInfinity() Determines whether the float evaluates to positive infinity.
float.IsNegativeInfinity() Determines whether the float evaluates to negative infinity.
float.Floor() Rounds the float value down to the nearest integer value.
float.Truncate() Returns an integer by removing the fraction part of a float.
float.Round() Rounds a float value to the nearest integer.
float.Ceiling() Rounds the float value up to the nearest integer.
float.Parse() Converts the string representation of a numeric value to float.
float.ToString() Converts a float to its string representation.
float.ParseNuf() Parses a string representation of a numeric value as a float according to the specified number format.
float.ToStringNuf() Converts a float to its string representation according to the specified number format.

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