CINT
Returns the value of the given floating-point value rounded to the nearest integer
Implemented by: level2, GWBASIC, bwbasic, bw32, ABasiC, QBasic, VBDOS, FreeBASIC, EndBASIC
With variations: altair12K (always converts to the lesser integer; overflows in values out of 16-bit range), MSX (rounds negatives down), Gambas
Also written as:
Usage
10 PRINT CINT(41.49) ' shows "41" 20 PRINT CINT(41.51) ' shows "42"
Variations
Microsoft BASICs which implement CINT usually limit its argument to the 16-bit signed range of -32768 to 32767. A lesser or greater input value causes an overflow error. CLNG allows for bigger numbers, in the 32-bit signed range.
The official documentation of Bywater BASIC 2.20 described CINT as "returns the truncated integer for the argument", which is equivalent to the FIX function that it did not implement; both keywords were implemented with their common behaviours in version 3.20.