abs
int abs ( int n ); | math.h stdlib.h |
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Return absolute value of integer parameter.
The absolute value corresponding to the integer parameter n is returned ( /n/ ).
Parameters.
Return Value.
The absolute value of n.
Portability.
Defined in ANSI-C.
In addition to the prototype already specified for this function, ANSI-C++
standard incorporates an overloaded version:
long abs (long n );
with the same functionality as labs.
Example.
/* abs example */ #include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> main () { int n,m; n=abs(23); m=abs(-11); printf ("n=%d\n",n); printf ("m=%d\n",m); return 0; }Output: