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float.scala

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Remainder of the division of X by Y.

Remainder of the division of X by Y.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val mod: 5.0f % 2.0f = 1.0f

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float.scala

Multiplication of two Float singleton types.

Multiplication of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val mul: 4.0f * 2.0f = 8.0f

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float.scala

Addition of two Float singleton types.

Addition of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val sum: 2.0f + 2.0f = 4.0f

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float.scala

Subtraction of two Float singleton types.

Subtraction of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val sub: 4.0f - 2.0f = 2.0f

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float.scala

Integer division of two Float singleton types.

Integer division of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val div: 5.0f / 2.0f = 2.5f

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float.scala

Less-than comparison of two Float singleton types.

Less-than comparison of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val lt1: 4.0f < 2.0f = false
val lt2: 2.0f < 4.0f = true

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float.scala

Less-or-equal comparison of two Float singleton types.

Less-or-equal comparison of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val lt1: 4.0f <= 2.0f = false
val lt2: 2.0f <= 2.0f = true

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float.scala

Greater-than comparison of two Float singleton types.

Greater-than comparison of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val gt1: 4.0f > 2.0f = true
val gt2: 2.0f > 2.0f = false

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float.scala

Greater-or-equal comparison of two Float singleton types.

Greater-or-equal comparison of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val ge1: 4.0f >= 2.0f = true
val ge2: 2.0f >= 3.0f = false

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float.scala

Absolute value of an Float singleton type.

Absolute value of an Float singleton type.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val abs: Abs[-1.0f] = 1.0f

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float.scala

Maximum of two Float singleton types.

Maximum of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val max: Max[-1.0f, 1.0f] = 1.0f

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float.scala

Minimum of two Float singleton types.

Minimum of two Float singleton types.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val min: Min[-1.0f, 1.0f] = -1.0f

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float.scala

Negation of an Float singleton type.

Negation of an Float singleton type.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val neg1: Negate[-1.0f] = 1.0f
val neg2: Negate[1.0f] = -1.0f

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float.scala

Double conversion of a Float singleton type.

Double conversion of a Float singleton type.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val x: ToDouble[1.0f] = 1.0

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float.scala

Int conversion of a Float singleton type.

Int conversion of a Float singleton type.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val x: ToInt[1.0f] = 1

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float.scala

Long conversion of a Float singleton type.

Long conversion of a Float singleton type.

import compiletime.ops.float.*
val x: ToLong[1.0f] = 1L

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float.scala

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