Number-type string functions

Number-type string functions are functions that are applied to string that contain numbers, such as {string} with the value 110. In all of the functions below, integer is any number that is an integer. Strings can also be utilized in parameters, such as {string}.GreaterThan({string }).

.GreaterThan(integer)
Aliases:  Use: This function is a Boolean function, meaning that it either returns true or ''false. This will return true if the value of {string} is greater than the value of integer''.
 * {string}.>(integer)
 * {string}.gt(integer)

.GreaterThanOrEqualTo(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function is a Boolean function, meaning that it either returns true or false. This will return true if the value of {string} is greater or equal to the value of integer.
 * {string}.>=(integer)
 * {string}.gte(integer)

.LessThan(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function is a Boolean function, meaning that it either returns true or false. This will return true if the value of {string} is smaller than the value of integer.
 * {string}.<(integer)
 * {string}.lt(integer)

.LessThanOrEqualTo(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function is a Boolean function, meaning that it either returns true or false. This will return true if the value of {string} is smaller or equal to the value of integer.
 * {string}.<=(integer)
 * {string}.lte(integer)

.add(integer)
Aliases:  Use: This function will return the value of {string} plus integer.
 * {string}.plus(integer)
 * {string<sn>}.+(integer)

.subtract(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function will return the value of {string<sn>} minus integer.
 * {string<sn>}.minus(integer)
 * {string<sn>}.-(integer)

.multiply(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function will return the value of {string<sn>} multiplied by integer.
 * {string<sn>}.mult(integer)
 * {string<sn>}.*(integer)

.divide(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function will return the value of {string<sn>} divided by integer.
 * {string<sn>}.div(integer)
 * {string<sn>}./(integer)

Note: Returns a decimal value.

.divideGetPercentage(integer)
Aliases:
 * {string<sn>}.divPercent(integer)

Use: Returns the percentage of {string<sn>} divided by integer.
 * {string<sn>}./%(integer)

.power(integer)
Aliases: Use: This function will return the value of {string<sn>} raised to the power of integer.
 * {string<sn>}.pow(integer)
 * {string<sn>}.^(integer)

.modulus(integer)
Aliases: Use: Returns the modulus of {string<sn>} with respect to integer.
 * {string<sn>}.mod(integer)
 * {string<sn>}.%(integer)

.absolute
Alias: {string<sn>}.abs

Use: Returns the absolute value of {string<sn>}.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.round
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} rounded to the nearest whole number.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.floor
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} rounded down to the nearest whole number.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.ceil
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} rounded up to the nearest whole number.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.sin
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math sin operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.cos
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math cos operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.tan
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math tan operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.asin
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math asin operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.acos
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math acos operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.atan
Use: Returns the value of {string<sn>} after the math atan operation.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.

.sqrt
Use: Returns the square root of {string<sn>}.

Note: This string function takes no parameters.