HH\Lib\Math\abs
Returns the absolute value of $number
($number
if $number
> 0,
-$number
if $number
< 0)
namespace HH\Lib\Math;
function abs<T as num>(
T $number,
): T;
NB: for the smallest representable int, PHP_INT_MIN, the result is
"implementation-defined" because the corresponding positive number overflows
int. You will probably find that Math\abs(PHP_INT_MIN) === PHP_INT_MIN
,
meaning the function can return a negative result in that case. To ensure
an int is non-negative for hashing use $v & PHP_INT_MAX
instead.
Parameters
T $number
Returns
T
Examples
$negative_number = -25;
$negative_number_abs = Math\abs($negative_number);
echo "Negative test - before: $negative_number after: $negative_number_abs \n";
$positive_number = 25;
$positive_number_abs = Math\abs($positive_number);
echo "Positive test - before: $positive_number after: $positive_number_abs \n";