INT intrinsic function

INT intrinsic function
Standard: (F77) F90 F95 F2003 F2008 Example Program

<Syntax>
	INT ( A [ , KIND ] ) A : Complex, Integer, Real or a BOZ literal constant KIND : scalar Integer constant expression; Result : Integer or Integer(Kind=KIND).

<Semantics>
	If A is of type Integer, the value of the result is the same as A. If A is of type Real, the value of the result is the nearest integer whose absolute value is less than that of A. If A is of type Complex, the value of the result is the nearest integer to the real part of A whose absolute value is less than that of the real part of A. If A is a BOZ literal constant (i.e. a binary, octal or hexadecimal literal), the result has the same value as that literal. Like many intrinsic functions, this is elemental; the result has the same shape as A, with the operation being applied elementwise.

<Related>
	AINT intrinsic function, ANINT intrinsic function, CEILING intrinsic function, FLOOR intrinsic function, NINT intrinsic function