type
Float
src
@Serializable { simple=true }
const class Float : Num
Float is used to represent a 64-bit floating point number.
constructors
fromStr |
Parse a Str into a Float. |
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fields
defVal |
Default value is 0f. |
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e |
Float value for e which is the base of natural logarithms. |
nan |
Float value for Not-A-Number. |
negInf |
Float value for negative infinity. |
pi |
Float value for pi which is the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. |
posInf |
Float value for positive infinity. |
methods
abs |
Return the absolute value of this float. |
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acos |
Return the arc cosine. |
approx |
Return if this Float is approximately equal to the given Float by the specified tolerance. |
asin |
Return the arc sine. |
atan |
Return the arc tangent. |
atan2 |
Converts rectangular coordinates (x, y) to polar (r, theta). |
bits |
Return 64-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point double format bit layout. |
bits32 |
Return 32-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point single format bit layout. |
ceil |
Returns the smallest whole number greater than or equal to this number. |
clamp |
Clamp this float between the min and max. |
compare |
Compare based on floating point value. |
cos |
Return the cosine of this angle in radians. |
cosh |
Return the hyperbolic cosine. |
decrement |
Decrement by one. |
div |
Divide this by b. |
divDecimal |
Divide this by b. |
divInt |
Divide this by b. |
equals |
Return true if same float value. |
exp |
Return e raised to this power. |
floor |
Returns the largest whole number less than or equal to this number. |
hash |
Return bits(). |
increment |
Increment by one. |
isNaN |
Return if this is Float.nan. |
isNegZero |
Return if this is negative zero value. |
log |
Return natural logarithm of this number. |
log10 |
Return base 10 logarithm of this number. |
makeBits |
Make a Float for the specified 64-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point double format bit layout. |
makeBits32 |
Make a Float for the specified 32-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point single format bit layout. |
max |
Return the larger of this and the specified Float values. |
min |
Return the smaller of this and the specified Float values. |
minus |
Subtract b from this. |
minusDecimal |
Subtract b from this. |
minusInt |
Subtract b from this. |
mod |
Return remainder of this divided by b. |
modDecimal |
Return remainder of this divided by b. |
modInt |
Return remainder of this divided by b. |
mult |
Multiply this with b. |
multDecimal |
Multiply this with b. |
multInt |
Multiply this with b. |
negate |
Negative of this. |
normNegZero |
If this value is negative zero then return normalized zero, otherwise return this value. |
plus |
Add this with b. |
plusDecimal |
Add this with b. |
plusInt |
Add this with b. |
pow |
Return this value raised to the specified power. |
random |
Generate a random float between 0.0 inclusive and 1.0 exclusive. |
round |
Returns the nearest whole number to this number. |
sin |
Return sine of this angle in radians. |
sinh |
Return hyperbolic sine. |
sqrt |
Return square root of this value. |
tan |
Return tangent of this angle in radians. |
tanh |
Return hyperbolic tangent. |
toCode |
Get this Float as a Fantom code literal. |
toDegrees |
Convert this angle in radians to an angle in degrees. |
toLocale |
Format this floating point number for the current locale. |
toRadians |
Convert this angle in degrees to an angle in radians. |
toStr |
Get string representation according to the lexical representation defined by Section 3.2.5 of XML Schema Part 2. |
Slot Details
abs
acos
approx
src
Bool approx(Float r, Float? tolerance := null)
Return if this Float is approximately equal to the given Float by the specified tolerance. If tolerance is null, then it is computed using the magnitude of the two Floats. It is useful for comparing Floats since often they lose a bit of precision during manipulation. This method is equivalent to:
if (tolerance == null) tolerance = min(abs(this/1e6), abs(r/1e6)) (this - r).abs < tolerance
asin
atan
atan2
bits
Return 64-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point double format bit layout. This method is paired with Float.makeBits
.
bits32
Return 32-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point single format bit layout. This method is paired with Float.makeBits32
.
ceil
clamp
compare
src
virtual override Int compare(Obj obj)
Compare based on floating point value.
NaN works as follows:
- for the
<=>
operator NaN is always less than other values and equal to itself (so sort works as expected) - for all other comparison operators anything compared against NaN is false (normal Java semanatics)
Examples:
Float.nan <=> Float.nan => 0 2f <=> Float.nan => 1 Float.nan <=> 2f => -1 2f < Float.nan => false Float.nan < 2f => false Float.nan <= Float.nan => false
cos
cosh
decrement
defVal
div
divDecimal
divInt
e
equals
exp
floor
fromStr
src
static new fromStr(Str s, Bool checked := true)
Parse a Str into a Float. Representations for infinity and not-a-number are "-INF", "INF", "NaN". This string format matches the lexical representation of Section 3.2.5 of XML Schema Part 2. If invalid format and checked is false return null, otherwise throw ParseErr.
hash
increment
isNaN
isNegZero
log
log10
makeBits
src
static Float makeBits(Int bits)
Make a Float for the specified 64-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point double format bit layout. This method is paired with Float.bits
.
makeBits32
src
static Float makeBits32(Int bits)
Make a Float for the specified 32-bit representation according IEEE 754 floating-point single format bit layout. This method is paired with Float.bits32
.
max
min
minus
minusDecimal
minusInt
mod
modDecimal
modInt
mult
multDecimal
multInt
nan
negInf
negate
normNegZero
pi
plus
plusDecimal
plusInt
posInf
pow
random
Generate a random float between 0.0 inclusive and 1.0 exclusive. Also see Int.random
, Range.random
, List.random
, and Random
.
round
sin
sinh
sqrt
tan
tanh
toCode
toDegrees
toLocale
src
Str toLocale(Str? pattern := null, Locale locale := Locale.cur())
Format this floating point number for the current locale. If pattern is null, then the locale's default pattern is used. Also see Num.localeDecimal
, Num.localeGrouping
, etc.
The pattern format:
# optional digit 0 required digit . decimal point , grouping separator (only last one before decimal matters)
Examples:
12345.786f.toLocale("#,###.0") => 12,345.8 7.1234f.toLocale("#.000") => 7.123 0.1234f.toLocale("#.000") => .123 0.1234f.toLocale("0.00") => 0.12 70.12f.toLocale("0.0000") => 70.1200