Mathematical Functions

ABS( )(: Returns the absolute (positive) numeric value of an expression.
ABSS( ): Creates a dynamic array containing the absolute values of a dynamic array.
ACOS( ): Calculates the trigonometric arc-cosine of an expression.
ADDS( ): Adds elements of two dynamic arrays.
ASIN( ): Calculates the trigonometric arc-sine of an expression.
ATAN( ): Calculates the trigonometric arctangent of an expression.
BITAND( ): Performs a bitwise AND of two integers.
BITNOT( ): Performs a bitwise NOT of two integers.
BITOR( ): Performs a bitwise OR of two integers.
BITRESET( )(: Resets one bit of an integer.
BITSET( ): Sets one bit of an integer.
BITTEST( ): Tests one bit of an integer.
BITXOR( ): Performs a bitwise XOR of two integers.
COS( ): Calculates the trigonometric cosine of an angle.
COSH( ): Calculates the hyperbolic cosine of an expression.
DIV( ): Outputs the whole part of the real division of two real numbers.
DIVS( ): Divides elements of two dynamic arrays.
EXP( ): Calculates the result of base 'e' raised to the power designated by the value of the expression.
INT( ): Calculates the integer numeric value of an expression.
FADD( ): Performs floating-point addition on two numeric values. This function is provided for compatibility with existing software.
FDIV( ): Performs floating-point division on two numeric values.
FFIX( ): Converts a floating-point number to a string with a fixed precision. FFIX is provided for compatibility with existing software.
FFLT( ): Rounds a number to a string with a precision of 14.
FMUL( ): Performs floating-point multiplication on two numeric values. This function is provided for compatibility with existing software.
FSUB( ): Performs floating-point subtraction on two numeric values.
LN( ): Calculates the natural logarithm of an expression in base 'e'.
MAXIMUM( ): Returns the element with the highest numeric value in a dynamic array.
MINIMUM( ): Returns the element with the lowest numeric value in a dynamic array.
MOD( ): Calculates the modulo (the remainder) of two expressions.
MODS( ): Calculates the modulo (the remainder) of elements of two dynamic arrays.
MULS( ): Multiplies elements of two dynamic arrays.
NEG( ): Returns the arithmetic additive inverse of the value of the argument.
NEGS( ): Returns the negative numeric values of elements in a dynamic array. If the value of an element is negative, the returned value is positive.
NUM( ): Returns true (1) if the argument is a numeric data type; otherwise, returns false (0).
NUMS( ): Returns true (1) for each element of a dynamic array that is a numeric data type; otherwise, returns false (0).
PWR( ): Calculates the value of an expression when raised to a specified power.
RANDOMIZE: Initializes the RND function to ensure that the same sequence of random numbers is generated after initialization.
REAL( ): Converts a numeric expression into a real number without loss of accuracy.
REM( ): Calculates the value of the remainder after integer division is performed.
RND( ): Generates a random number between zero and a specified number minus one.
SADD( ): Adds two string numbers and returns the result as a string number.
SCMP( ): Compares two string numbers.
SDIV( ): Outputs the quotient of the whole division of two integers.
SIN( ): Calculates the trigonometric sine of an angle.
SINH( ): Calculates the hyperbolic sine of an expression.
SMUL( ): Multiplies two string numbers.
SQRT( ): Calculates the square root of a number.
SSUB( ): Subtracts one string number from another and returns the result as a string number.
SUBS( ): Subtracts elements of two dynamic arrays.
SUM( ): Calculates the sum of numeric data within a dynamic array.
SUMMATION( ): Adds the elements of a dynamic array.
TAN( ): Calculates the trigonometric tangent of an angle.
TANH( ): Calculates the hyperbolic tangent of an expression.