clamp
Description:
Function clamp brings the number to the specified range.
| This function name starts with a lowercase letter. |
Parameters:
(value, min = cellmin, max = cellmax)
| int | value | The value to force in a range. |
| int | min | The low bound of the range. |
| int | max | The high bound of the range. |
Return Values:
value, if it is in the range min–max, min, if value is lower than min or max, if value is higher than max.
Examples:
new
valueA = 3,
valueB = 7,
valueC = 100
;
printf("The value is: %d", clamp(valueA, 5, 10)); // output: "The value is: 5" because 3 is less than 5.
printf("The value is: %d", clamp(valueB, 5, 10)); // output: "The value is: 7" because 7 is between 5 and 10.
printf("The value is: %d", clamp(valueC, 5, 10)); // output: "The value is: 10" because 100 is more than 10.
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