Ruby magnitude Method
Ruby magnitude Function with Examples
Ruby magnitude method is an integer class function that is used to find the absolute value of a specified integer. This function is the same as the Ruby abs() method.
This method also supports the double data type, which means you can find the absolute value of a negative double value (ex: 23.22
). Assigning other data types will through an error.
Ruby magnitude
Method
Syntax | num.magnitude or num.magnitude() Where num is the integer or double number to find the absolute value. |
Parameters | This method does not accept any parameters. It directly takes the integer number as an object. |
Return value | Returns the absolute value of the specified integer or double number. |
Example Program-1:
num1 = -23
num2 = -10
num3 = 30
x = num1.magnitude
y = num2.magnitude()
z = num3.magnitude
puts x
puts y
puts z
Output
23
10
30
Example Program-2:
num1 = 22
num2 = -12
num3 = -30
num4 = 0
num5 = -45.50
puts num1.magnitude
puts num2.magnitude
puts num3.magnitude
puts num4.magnitude()
puts num5.magnitude
puts -17.magnitude
Output
22
12
30
0
45.5
17