Commodore CBM - Exp; Int

EXP
EXP returns the value earg. The value of e used is 2.71828183.
Format:
EXP(arg)
where:
arg
is a numeric constant, variable. or expression in
the range
±88.0296910.
Prints 1.
Prints 2.71828183.
Results in EV=7.3890561.
Results in EV=6.59105247E+21.
Largest allowable number. yields.
1.70141183E+38.
A number larger than the allowed range
will result in an overflow error
message. A number smaller than the allowed range
will yield a zero result.
Examples:
?EXP(O)
?EXP(l)
EV=EXP(2)
EV =EXP (50. 24)
?EXP(88.0296919)
INT
?EXP(-88.0296919)
?EXP(88.029692)
?EXP(-88.029692)
Smallest allowable number. yields.
5.87747176E-39.
Out of range. overflow error message.
Out of range, returns O.
arg
INT returns the integer portion of a number, rounding to the next lower
signed number.
Format:
INT(arg)
where:
is a numeric constant, variable, or
expression.
For positive numbers. INT
is equivalent to dropping the fractional portion of
the number
without rounding. For negative numbers, INT is equivalent to drop-
ping the fractional portion of the number and adding
1. Note that INT does not
convert a floating
point number (5 bytes) to integer type (2 bytes).
Examples:
A=INT(1.5)
A=INT(-1.5)
A=INT(A+A%)
X=INT(-O.l)
Results in =1.
Results in
A=-2.
Results in X=-l.
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