QBasic 1.1: CINT Function

Explanation

CINT, CLNG Functions

CINT rounds a numeric expression to an integer. CLNG rounds a numeric expression to a long (4-byte) integer.

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Syntax

CINT(numeric-expression)

CLNG(numeric-expression)

Description / Parameter(s)

numeric-expression

For CINT, any numeric expression in the range:
-32,768 through 32,767.
For CLNG, any numeric expression in the range
-2,147,483,648 through 2,147,483,647.

Example


PRINT CINT(12.49), CINT(12.51)    'Output is:  12  13
PRINT CLNG(338457.8)              'Output is:  338458