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ABS() - Absolute Value
How to calculate the absolute value of a given numeric value using the ABS() function?
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ABS(str) is a MySQL built-in function that
returns the absolute value of a given value.
For example:
SELECT ABS(-18), ABS(-17.7778), ABS(-1.77778E1); -- +----------+---------------+-----------------+ -- | ABS(-18) | ABS(-17.7778) | ABS(-1.77778E1) | -- +----------+---------------+-----------------+ -- | 18 | 17.7778 | 17.7778 | -- +----------+---------------+-----------------+
Reference information of the ABS() function:
ABS(X): val Returns the absolute value of X, or NULL if X is NULL. Arguments, return value and availability: X: Required. The input value. val: Return value. The absolute value of the input value. Available since MySQL 4.0.
⇒ ACOS() - Arccosine Trigonometric Value
⇐ MySQL Functions on Numeric Values
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