====== FIX ======
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Returns an integer by truncating the decimal part of a floating-point number, //somewhat// like "floor"

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**Implemented by:** [[:basics:decbasic:]], [[:basics:trs80:level2]], [[:basics:trscolor:colorext]], [[:basics:GWBASIC:]], [[:basics:MSX:]], [[:basics:bwbasic:bw32]], [[:basics:ABasiC:]], [[:basics:msqb:QBasic]], [[:basics:VBDOS:]], [[:basics:FreeBASIC:]], [[:basics:Gambas:]], [[:basics:minibasicjs:]]

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===== Usage =====

FIX simply truncates whatever goes after the decimal point of a real number. For positive values this looks pretty much as //floor// function which returns the immediately lesser integer number, but for negative values it plays an enormous difference because the returned value will be the immediately //greater// integer. For a "true floor" function, see [[INT]].

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===== Examples =====
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  10 PRINT "HELLO"
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  * [[CINT]] was implemented like FIX in Bywater BASIC versions 2.x, but both keywords were implemented with their common behaviours in version 3.20.

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