Mathematics Functions
Add
arg1 + arg2
Or reduce the args by successive addition
add(args...)
Examples
34 + 9
> 43
add(45, 6, 72)
> 123
Divide
Divides arg1 by arg2
arg1 / arg2
Or reduce the args by successive division
divide(args...)
Examples
42 / 7
> 6
divide(1000, 10, 5, 2)
> 10
divide(100, 4, 3)
> 8.33
Max
Determines the maximum value given in the args
max(args...)
Examples
max(100, 30, 45, 109)
> 109
# They can be nested
max(max(${val}), 40, 67, 89)
${val} = [20, 1002]
> 1002
Min
Determines the minimum value given in the args
min(args...)
Examples
min(100, 30, 45, 109)
> 30
They can be nested
min(max(${val}), 40, 67, 89)
${val} = [20, 1002]
> 20
Modulo
Determines the modulus of the dividend divided by the divisor.
modulo(dividend, divisor)
Examples
modulo(100, 30)
> 10
Multiply
Multiplies arg1 by arg2
arg1 * arg2
Or reduce the args by successive multiplication
multiply(args...)
Examples
4 * 5
> 20
multiply(4, 5, 2, 6)
> 240
Negate
Multiplies arg1 by -1
negate(arg1)
Examples
negate(80)
> -80
negate(23.33)
> -23.33
negate(-9.5)
> 9.5
Power
Raises arg1 to the power arg2
arg1 ^ arg2
Or reduce the args by successive raising to the power
power(args...)
Examples
4 ^ 3
> 64
power(2, 4, 3)
> 4096
Random
Generates a random number between 0.0 and 1.0
random()
Examples
random()
> 0.78
random()
> 0.89
...you get the idea
Subtract
arg1 - arg2
Or reduce the args by successive subtraction
subtract(args...)
Examples
29 - 8
> 21
subtract(100, 20, 34, 2)
> 44
Sum
Sums all the arguments together
sum(args...)
Examples
sum(89, 12, 3, 45)
> 149
Rounding Functions
These functions require a value, and an optional decimal places. If the decimal places are not given it will give you nearest whole number.
Ceiling
ceiling(value, decimalPlaces<optional>)
Examples
ceiling(8.4234)
> 9
ceiling(4.56, 1)
> 4.6
ceiling(1.22345, 3)
> 1.223
Floor
floor(value, decimalPlaces<optional>)
Examples
floor(8.4234)
> 8
floor(4.56, 1)
> 4.5
floor(1.2237, 3)
> 1.223
Round
round(value, decimalPlaces<optional>)
Examples
round(8.4234)
> 8
round(4.56, 1)
> 4.6
round(1.2237, 3)
> 1.224
Statistical Functions
Average
Takes an average value of the arguments.
The alias mean can be used instead.
average(args...)
mean(args...)
Examples
average(10, 20, 30, 40)
> 25
mean(8.9, 24, 1.2, 1008)
> 260.525
StDev (Standard Deviation)
Calculate the standard deviation for a set of input values.
stDev(args...)
Examples
round(stDev(600, 470, 170, 430, 300))
> 147
Variance
Calculate the variance of a set of input values.
variance(args...)
Examples
variance(600, 470, 170, 430, 300)
> 21704