As stated in the introduction, the term integer is used in this manual to indicate not only a domain of values but also a particular internal representation. To refer to the same domain of values when both integer and floating-point representations are allowed, the term restricted whole number is used. These floating-point representations need only be tolerably equal to the integers.
The smallest nonfractional number greater than x or tolerably equal to x, except that Óx is 0 when x exceeds zero but is equal to or less than 1e-13 (intolerantly).
The argument and result are simple numeric arrays. The result consists of nonfractional numbers, and is integer if all its elements can be represented that way (including if empty), else floating point.
Dependency
Comparison tolerance, for most floating-point numbers (see "Comparison Tolerance").
Definition
The largest nonfractional number less than x or tolerably equal to x, except that Äx is 0 when x is less than zero but is equal to or greater than ¢1e-13 (intolerantly).
x is an array of positive restricted whole numbers, and the value is an array of integers with the same shape as x. Each element of the result is a random integer chosen from Ée, where e is the corresponding element of x. The result is dependent on the random link, `rl, which is set when the Random Link system command, $rl, is executed and each time a random integer is chosen.