$FUNCNAME$
  INT()
$CATEGORY$
  NUMERIC
$SUMMARY$
   Convert a numeric value to an integer
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       .
$SYNTAX$
     INT(<nExp>) --> nInteger
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     INT(< >) -->  
$ARGUMENTS$
     <nExp> is a numeric expression to be converted to an integer.
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     < > -   , 
         .
$RETURNS$
     INT() returns an integer numeric value.
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     INT()    .
$DESCRIPTION$

     INT() is a numeric function that converts a numeric value to an integer
     by truncating--not rounding--all digits to the right of the decimal
     point.  INT() is useful in operations where the decimal portion of a
     number is not needed.


$LANG_RU$

     INT() -   ,   
         ( )   .
     INT()   ,      .


$EXAMPLES$

       These examples demonstrate the results of various invocations
	of the INT() function:

	? INT(100.00)               // Result: 100
	? INT(.5)                     // Result: 0
	? INT(-100.75)               // Result: -100


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        INT():

       ? INT(100.00)          // : 100
       ? INT(.5)              // : 0
       ? INT(-100.75)         // : -100


$SEEALSO$
  ROUND()
$END$
