I'm confused on how certain operator blocks work including:

for the one above i mean – abs, floor, ceiling, etc.

I also wonder how these work in intros, so I would like to know that.
Could someone explain how these work? Thanks!

This represents the absolute value of a number. So for the block above, it would be 10.

This represents the number rounded down, like a floor. So for the block above, it would be 10.

This represents the number rounded up, like a ceiling. So for the block above, it would be 11.

This represents the number rounded to the nearest ones place. So for the block above, it would be 6.

This represents the remainder when the first number is divided by the second. So for the block above, the remainder would be 1. (3*2=6, 6+1=7)

I'm not sure how they work in intros, but if I had to guess, floor, ceiling, and round give you approximate values. Mod makes it so that something can keep repeating as you increase the first number (like 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 1 2).

Thanks!

cs4157205 wrote:

Thanks!

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