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- func EqualsAny[T comparable](lhs T, others ...T) bool
- func FormatFloat[T constraints.Float](value T, args ...any) string
- func FormatInt[T constraints.Signed](value T, args ...any) string
- func FormatUint[T constraints.Unsigned](value T, args ...any) string
- func Max[T constraints.Ordered](items ...T) T
- func Min[T constraints.Ordered](items ...T) T
- func VerifyInteger(decimal float64) (int64, error)
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Functions ¶
func EqualsAny ¶
func EqualsAny[T comparable](lhs T, others ...T) bool
EqualsAny returns true if lhs is equal to any item in others
func FormatFloat ¶ added in v1.1.48
func FormatFloat[T constraints.Float](value T, args ...any) string
FormatFloat formats the floating-point value as a string. the function accepts up to two optional arguments: a byte that will be used to describe the format of the value which defaults to 'f' if no value is provided and an integer value describing the precision of the floating-point value which defaults to -1. The arguments must be provided in order, if provided.
func FormatInt ¶ added in v1.1.48
func FormatInt[T constraints.Signed](value T, args ...any) string
FormatInt formats the integer value as a string. The function accepts an optional argument of an integer value that will be used to inform the base of the integer. This argument, if not provided or invalid, will default to 10, meaning that the value will be formatted as a base-10 integer
func FormatUint ¶ added in v1.1.48
func FormatUint[T constraints.Unsigned](value T, args ...any) string
FormatUint formats the unsigned integer value as a string. The function accepts an optional argument of an integer value that will be used to inform the base of the usigned integer. This argument, if not provided or invalid, will default to 10, meaning that the value will be formatted as a base-10 integer
func Max ¶
func Max[T constraints.Ordered](items ...T) T
Max calculates the maximum of a list of ordered items, returning it. Note that, if this function is called with no arguments, then it will panic as it depends on at least one item being in the slice
func Min ¶
func Min[T constraints.Ordered](items ...T) T
Min calculates the minimum of a list of ordered items, returning it. Note that, if this function is called with no arguments, then it will panic as it depends on at least one item being in the slice
func VerifyInteger ¶
VerifyInteger converts a floating-point number to an integer and verifies that no information will be lost in doing so. If this is not the case then an error will be returned
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