Does anyone know if there is a easy way to change a negitive int value into a
positive int value.
int a = -105 > change this to 105.
With other words is there a command to change to neg sign into pos sign ?
Bardo Versteeg 4 50356
(int)Math(Abs(< value>));
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news:8D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Does anyone know if there is a easy way to change a negitive int value into a positive int value.
int a = -105 > change this to 105.
With other words is there a command to change to neg sign into pos sign ?
Bardo Versteeg
If you mean to change it after a value has already been assigned to 'a':
Negative or Positive --> Positive
a = Math.Abs(a)
Reverse the sign
a = -(a)
or
a = a * -1
"bardo" <ba***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:8D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Does anyone know if there is a easy way to change a negitive int value into a positive int value.
int a = -105 > change this to 105.
With other words is there a command to change to neg sign into pos sign ?
Bardo Versteeg
bardo wrote: Does anyone know if there is a easy way to change a negitive int value into a positive int value.
int a = -105 > change this to 105.
With other words is there a command to change to neg sign into pos sign ?
a = a<0 ? -a : a; // if a is negative >>or<< positive
Till
Thanks Bob , Stephany and Till,
Math.abs(<value >) does the trick.
Also thanks for the other tips. a = -(a) is a handy one to remember.
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