Integers Nodes
Use integer nodes in Blup for numeric operations and logic within your app's functionality.
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Use integer nodes in Blup for numeric operations and logic within your app's functionality.
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This subsection includes helper function nodes related to integers.
This node checks if the given integer number is even.
1. Value – Input node to provide the integer number to be checked. You can directly input the number into the box.
2. Result – Output node that returns true if the input integer is even; otherwise, it returns false.
This node helps you to check the given integer number is odd or not.
1. Value – Input node to provide the integer number to be checked for odd. You can directly input the number into the box.
2. Result – Output node that returns true if the input integer is odd; otherwise, it returns false.
This node converts a number to its absolute form, meaning negative numbers are converted to positive, while positive numbers remain the same.
1. Value – Input node providing the integer number to be converted to its absolute form. You can also directly input the value into the box.
2. Result – Output node providing the positive number as output, regardless of whether the input number was negative or positive.
This node checks whether the provided number is negative or not.
1. Value – Input node providing the integer number to be checked. You can also directly input the number into the box.
2. Result – Output node returning true if the provided number is negative; otherwise, it returns false.
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