min | minimum function |
Syntax | min ( expn , expn )
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Description | The min function is used to find the minimum of two numbers (the two expn's). For example, min ( 5, 7 ) is 5. If both numbers are int, the result is int. If both numbers are nat (natural numbers), the result is nat. But if one or both of the numbers are real, the result is real. See also the max function.
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Example | This program outputs 74.61.
var x : real := 74.61 var y : real := 85.72 put min ( x, y ) % Outputs 74.61 |
Example | This program inputs 10 numbers and outputs their minimum.
var m, t : real get m % Input first number for i : 2 .. 10 % Handle remaining 9 numbers get t m := min ( m, t ) end for put "The minimum is ", m |
See also | See also predefined unit Math.
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