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FLOOR() - Flooring a Numeric Value
How to floor a numeric value to an integer using the FLOOR() function?
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FLOOR(num) is a MySQL built-in function that
returns the largest integer value not greater than the given numeric value.
For example:
SELECT FLOOR(1.23), FLOOR(-1.23); -- +-------------+--------------+ -- | FLOOR(1.23) | FLOOR(-1.23) | -- +-------------+--------------+ -- | 1 | -2 | -- +-------------+--------------+
Reference information of the FLOOR() function:
FLOOR(num): int Returns the largest integer value not greater than the given numeric value. Arguments, return value and availability: num: Required. The numeric value to be converted. int: Return value. The converted integer. Available since MySQL 4.0.
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