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Who knows about Math.abs()? give me the outputs :
Math.abs('-1'); Math.abs(-2); Math.abs(null); Math.abs(''); Math.abs([]); Math.abs([2]); Math.abs([1,2]); Math.abs({}); Math.abs('string');
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In Java:-
Math.abs() function returns the absolute value of the number passed as argument i.e. either you enter a positive number or a negative number, it will always return a positive number...
e.g.
Math.abs(4) -> 4
Math.abs(-4) -> 4
Math.abs() takes only int,long,float and double as argument
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@Prem Singh Rathore
This was not a C++ question. Therefore I request you to remove the c++ tag as that is misleading...
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@prem_singh .......thanks bro..:D
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Very well explained..
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@Kinshuk did it bro... appreciate it.